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1 pluralismo cultural
(n.) = cultural pluralismEx. To do this, information services should recognize cultural pluralism and the need to eliminate information poverty.* * *(n.) = cultural pluralismEx: To do this, information services should recognize cultural pluralism and the need to eliminate information poverty.
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2 pluralismo
m.pluralism.* * *1 pluralism* * *SM pluralism* * *masculino pluralism* * *= pluralism.Ex. The promotion of cultural pluralism presents challenges and opportunities for school librarians.----* pluralismo cultural = cultural pluralism.* pluralismo democrático = democratic pluralism.* pluralismo político = political pluralism.* * *masculino pluralism* * *= pluralism.Ex: The promotion of cultural pluralism presents challenges and opportunities for school librarians.
* pluralismo cultural = cultural pluralism.* pluralismo democrático = democratic pluralism.* pluralismo político = political pluralism.* * *pluralism* * *
pluralismo sustantivo masculino pluralism
' pluralismo' also found in these entries:
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pluralism
* * *pluralismo nmpluralism* * *m POL pluralism -
3 pobreza de información
(n.) = information povertyEx. To do this, information services should recognize cultural pluralism and the need to eliminate information poverty.* * *(n.) = information povertyEx: To do this, information services should recognize cultural pluralism and the need to eliminate information poverty.
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4 supremacía
f.1 supremacy, dominion.2 hegemony.* * *1 supremacy* * *SF supremacy* * *femenino supremacy* * *= supremacy, supremacism.Ex. It thus became the de facto standard and its supremacy was enhanced when the stream of applications software began to hit the market.Ex. They are grouped into four categories, referred to as supremacism, isolationism, integration, and pluralism.----* luchar por la supremacía = battle for + supremacy.* supremacía cultural = cultural supremacism, cultural supremacy.* supremacía de los blancos = white supremacism, white supremacy.* supremacía racial = racial supremacism, racial supremacy.* * *femenino supremacy* * *= supremacy, supremacism.Ex: It thus became the de facto standard and its supremacy was enhanced when the stream of applications software began to hit the market.
Ex: They are grouped into four categories, referred to as supremacism, isolationism, integration, and pluralism.* luchar por la supremacía = battle for + supremacy.* supremacía cultural = cultural supremacism, cultural supremacy.* supremacía de los blancos = white supremacism, white supremacy.* supremacía racial = racial supremacism, racial supremacy.* * *supremacyla supremacía de la raza negra/blanca black/white supremacy* * *
supremacía sustantivo femenino
supremacy
supremacía sustantivo femenino supremacy
' supremacía' also found in these entries:
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supremacist
- supremacy
* * *supremacía nf1. [superioridad] supremacy2. [preferencia] precedence;tener supremacía sobre algo to take precedence over sth* * *f supremacy* * *supremacía nf: supremacy
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