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adjective1) ethnisch; Volks[gruppe, -musik, -tanz]2) (from specified group) Volks[chinesen, -deutsche usw.]* * *['eƟnik](of nations or races of mankind or their customs, dress, food etc: ethnic groups/dances.) ethnisch- academic.ru/25151/ethnology">ethnology- ethnological
- ethnologist* * *eth·nic[ˈeθnɪk]I. adjthe \ethnic Chinese die Volkschinesen\ethnic minority ethnische Minderheit\ethnic slur rassistische Äußerung2. (national) landesüblich, einheimisch3. (exotic) exotisch\ethnic food exotische Gerichte* * *['eɵnɪk]1. adj1) (= racial) ethnischethnic music — Folklore f
in Zambia she bought several pairs of ethnic earrings — in Sambia kaufte sie mehrere Paare der dort typischen Ohrringe
books on ethnic food — Bücher über das Essen in verschiedenen Kulturen
2. n ethnics3. plMitglieder pl einer ethnischen Gruppe* * *ethnic [ˈeθnık]A adj (adv ethnically)1. ethnisch:ethnic cleansing ethnische Säuberung;ethnic German Volksdeutsche(r) m/f(m);ethnic group Volksgruppe f;ethnic minority ethnische Minderheit2. ausländisch:a restaurant serving ethnic food ein Restaurant, in dem es ausländische Spezialitäten gibtB s besonders US Angehörige(r) einer sprachlich und kulturell einheitlichen Volksgruppe* * *adjective1) ethnisch; Volks[gruppe, -musik, -tanz]2) (from specified group) Volks[chinesen, -deutsche usw.]* * *adj.ethnisch adj.
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