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1 anthropology
[ˌænθrə'pɒlədʒɪ]nome antropologia f.* * *[ænƟrə'polə‹i](the study of human society, customs, beliefs etc.) antropologia- anthropologist* * *anthropology /ænɵrəˈpɒlədʒɪ/n. [u]anthropologicala.anthropologistn.antropologo.* * *[ˌænθrə'pɒlədʒɪ]nome antropologia f. -
2 anthropology an·thro·pol·ogy n
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3 social anthropology
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4 anthropological
[ˌænθrəpə'lɒdʒɪkl]aggettivo antropologico* * *[-'lo-]adjective antropologico* * *anthropological* * *[ˌænθrəpə'lɒdʒɪkl]aggettivo antropologico -
5 anthropologist
[ˌænθrə'pɒlədʒɪst]nome antropologo m. (-a)* * *noun antropologo* * *anthropologist* * *[ˌænθrə'pɒlədʒɪst]nome antropologo m. (-a) -
6 ♦ cultural
♦ cultural /ˈkʌltʃərəl/a.1 culturale: cultural identity, identità culturale; cultural environment, ambiente culturale; cultural events, avvenimenti culturali● cultural anthropology, antropologia culturale □ cultural attaché, addetto culturale ( di ambasciata) □ cultural desert, deserto culturale □ cultural diversity, multiculturalismo □ (stor.) the Cultural Revolution, la Rivoluzione culturale ( in Cina, nel 1966)culturally avv. -
7 ♦ social
♦ social /ˈsəʊʃl/A a.1 sociale: social class, classe sociale; ceto; social reforms, riforme sociali; the social contract, (filos.) il contratto sociale; (polit., econ.) il patto sociale; social problems, problemi sociali; social insurance, previdenza sociale4 sociale; mondano: social club, club sociale; a social evening, una serata mondana; social happenings, avvenimenti mondani; mondanitàB n.1 (antiq.) evento mondano; serata; festa pubblica; trattenimento; raduno sociale● social anthropology, antropologia sociale □ social benefits, provvidenze sociali; prestazioni sociali □ a social climber, un arrivista; un arrampicatore sociale □ social climbing, (sost.) arrivismo; (agg.) arrivistico, da arrivista □ social customs, usanze sociali; comportamento in società □ social dancing, danze in sale pubbliche □ (polit.) social democracy, socialdemocrazia □ (polit.) a social democrat, un socialdemocratico □ (polit.) social democratic, socialdemocratico (agg.) □ one's social equal, una persona del proprio ceto □ social exclusion, emarginazione □ social intercourse, rapporti sociali □ social justice, giustizia sociale □ social kissing, il baciarsi come forma di saluto □ social medicine, medicina sociale □ social mobility, mobilità sociale □ social network, (sociol.) rete sociale; ( Internet) social network (servizio web che permette agli utenti di creare una rete di contatti personali con cui interagire in diversi modi) □ social networking, social networking ( creazione e interazione con una rete di contatti personali, spec. attraverso il web) □ ( Internet) social networking site, sito di social networking (► sopra) □ social science, scienze sociali; scienza sociale □ social scientist, scienziato sociale □ social security, previdenza sociale □ social security agencies, enti di assistenza sociale; istituti di previdenza sociale □ social security card, tessera della previdenza sociale (in Italia, dell'INPS) □ social security contributions, contributi (o oneri) sociali; contributi previdenziali □ (in GB e USA) social security number, (numero di) codice della previdenza sociale (funge anche da «codice fiscale» per i lavoratori dipendenti) □ social security plan, sistema previdenziale □ social services, servizi sociali □ social status, posizione sociale □ social students, studiosi di scienze sociali □ social studies, (studi di) scienze sociali □ (econ., stat.) social survey, indagine sociologica □ social system, ordinamento sociale □ social work, servizi sociali; assistenza sociale □ a social worker, un assistente sociale □ to have social tastes, essere socievole; aver gusti mondani; essere un uomo (o una donna) di mondo. -
8 tribalism trib·al·ism n
['traɪbəlɪz(ə)m]Anthropology, Sociol organizzazione f tribale, pej tribalismo
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