Adjective
Pan-European (comparative more Pan-European, superlative most Pan-European)
Alternative form of pan-European.
pan-European (comparative more pan-European, superlative most pan-European)
Relating to, covering or serving most or all of Europe
According to the same sources, the government is also receiving proposals and requests for the support of businesses and employees ahead of the March 16 Eurogroup and the measures to be taken at pan-European level. Source: Internet
A parallel development has been occurring in Europe in recent years, where increasing interaction between Europe's deaf communities has led to the emergence of a pan-European pidgin or creole sign. Source: Internet
Another important development in this period was the growth of pan-European sentiments. Source: Internet
By endorsing the plan, German Chancellor Angela Merkel broke Germany's long-held taboo against pan-European pooled borrowing, catching the "frugals" off guard. Source: Internet
A.E.', which includes the internationally famous Christmas lottery 'El Gordo' and the pan-European 'Euromillions'. Source: Internet
A connected continent where all can get access, with pan-European networks that support truly pan-European services. Source: Internet