Manx

adj.

1. 马恩岛的；马恩岛人的；马恩语的
   of or connected with the Isle of Man, its people or the language once spoken there

1. 马恩岛的;马恩岛人的
   Manx is used to describe people or things that belong to or concern the Isle of Man and the people who live there.

1. In the Manx type of cat, the tail is absent.
   马恩岛猫没有尾巴。
2. The Manx breed of cat has no tail.
   曼岛猫是一种无尾猫。
3. Nearer Wales, Robert Williams compiled the first comprehensive dictionary of the Cornish language, and Bishop John Phillips translated the Book of Common Prayer into Manx.
   聂勒威尔斯，罗伯特威廉斯，编纂了第一本康沃尔的凯尔特语的综合字典，以及约翰菲利普斯主教，把共同祷经翻译成马恩岛语的译者。
4. It is said that the two biggest Manx colonies outside Britain were in Cape Town and Cleveland, so perhaps it was the presence in Cleveland of friends of his parents that drew him to Ohio.
   据说，当时在英国以外，开普敦和克利夫兰是马恩岛人在海外的两个最大的聚居地，所以，也许是他的父母有朋友在克利夫兰，吸引他来到了俄亥俄。