provincial

英[prə'vinʃəl]美[prə'vinʃəl]

n.
乡下人，地方人民
adj.
省的，地方的，偏狭的

同：	[n.] bucolic, peasant
反：	[a.] cosmopolitan

Pakistan has approved the candidature of the younger brother of former Premier Sharif to run for member of provincial assembly。
Pakistan批准前总理谢里夫的弟弟竞选省议员资格。收藏
I have been more than a year absent from Paris, and my clothes are of a most antiquated cut; the count takes me for a provincial.
我离开巴黎已有一年多了，我的衣服式样已经很旧了，伯爵大概把我看成一个乡下人。收藏
He was born in 1921 and once studied in the Guangdong Provincial art School.
他出生于1921年，曾就读于广东省立艺术专科学校。收藏
He passed the provincial civil service examination under the old Chinese examination system when he was 25.
他25岁时通过了旧中国的官员考试，中举了。收藏
To be transferred to a new post as an acting Provincial Judge
调署按察收藏

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(Roman Catholic Church) an official in charge of an ecclesiastical province acting under the superior general of a religious order
- the general of the Jesuits receives monthly reports from the provincials
a country person
[同] bucolic, peasant, provincial

of or associated with a province
- provincial government
characteristic of the provinces or their people
- deeply provincial and conformist
- in that well-educated company I felt uncomfortably provincial
- narrow provincial attitudes
[反] cosmopolitan

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