Pronunciation

/ˈbrɪtɪʃ/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. A national or citizen of the United Kingdom or its former colonies, especially England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland. 2. (adjective) Relating to or characteristic of Britain or its people, culture, or history. 3. (adjective) British English, the standard form of the English language spoken in the UK.
• Adjective: Designating or referring to something from or associated with Britain or its people. 4. (adjective) Of or pertaining to the British Empire or its former territories.

Phrases

• “British accent” or “English accent”
• “A proud British tradition”
• “British Airways”
• “British Museum”
• “The British weather”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Many British people enjoy a cup of tea every morning.”
• Adjective: “The British government has implemented new policies.”
• Adjective: “The British countryside is known for its picturesque landscapes.”

Synonyms

• British Isles
• English (referring to nationality)
• Anglo-Saxon
• Imperial
• Colonial

Note: British can also be used as an adjective to describe something from or related to the British Empire or its former colonies, not just current inhabitants.