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nounHong Kongese
A native or inhabitant of Hong Kong.
‘the new generation of Hong Kongese are interested in style, culture, and fashion’- ‘I am a Hong Kongese who has lived in the United States for ten years’
- ‘After immigrating, many Hong Kongese have elected to return to Hong Kong.’
- ‘With over 2,600,000 downloads on mobile, it is known to be the best choice for Hong Kongese by bringing useful local information together into one place.’
- ‘"It's not unusual for Hong Kongese to immigrate after school," he says.’
- ‘It seems like every time you speak to a Hong-Kongese, the subject of property is bound to surface at some point or another in the conversation.’
- ‘Canada has become an important destination for some Hong Kongese.’
adjective
Relating to Hong Kong or its inhabitants.
‘a group of Hong Kongese businessmen’- ‘These restaurants started to spring up during the 1960s, as Hong Kongese incomes began to rise and locals became interested in Western-style food.’
- ‘Old Town does Hong Kongese food.’
- ‘He is Hong Kongese to the bone now.’
- ‘Although this was a very short period, some Hong Kongese bands, such as Tai Chi, Grass Hopper, and Beyond, became influential.’
- ‘He is married to a Hong Kongese woman.’
- ‘Culturally and historically, those who identified themselves as Hongkongese or Chinese both felt proud of their Chinese heritage.’
- ‘Born in San Francisco to Hong Kongese parents, he starred in many Hong-Kong and Hollywood produced movies.’
- ‘Let's not forget the opulent restaurant favoured by Hong Kongese high-rollers.’
- ‘For a more traditional Hong Kongese lunch, dim sum is compulsory.’
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