The English introduction of fellow villagers is as follows:

Hometown.

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Noun (short for noun)

Fellow villagers; Fellow countryman; Playmates.

What do you mean by fellow villagers?

Hometown is a name for compatriots.

Hometown has a narrow sense and a broad sense. In a narrow sense, it refers to the address of compatriots with the same or similar cultural background such as customs, dialects and accents. Broadly speaking, the address of compatriots from the same region or province is also extended to the address of compatriots of the same nation.

Make sentences:

1, toast song resounded through the night sky, and soldiers and villagers sang and danced around the bonfire. To paraphrase an old saying, the army and the people are United as one.

2. The "President Jiang" wearing a yellow military uniform is from Zhejiang, claiming to be a fellow villager with the real Chiang Kai-shek. His real name is Xu Jinshui, and he is 46 years old.

3. The police got off and asked about the situation. A young man told the police that he lived in Tongcheng, Anhui Province and used to work in Wenzhou. A month ago, he was deceived by fellow villagers to work in a hotel in Gaomi County, Weifang.

4. You are right. My hometown is full of five poisons.

5. Ren Quan and Li Bingbing are fellow villagers in Northeast China and college classmates. They have cooperated many times and are familiar with each other both in and out of the play.

6. It turns out that on the weekend before the Spring Festival holiday this year, the young man went to Qingshan Lake Campus of Nanchang University from Qianhu Lake in Honggutan and had a drink with his fellow villagers. It was past 22 o'clock when he left.

7, fellow villager, to tell the truth, I am an agent to flush the toilet.