English to Irish Meaning of ethnic - eitneach

Ethnic :

eitneach

adjective

eitneach, ciníoch, náisiúnta, ar fud na tíre, duine, págánacha

Ethnic :: eitneachEthnicity :: eitneachasEthnics :: ethnics

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Definitions of ethnic in English

Noun(1) a person who is a member of an ethnic group
Adjective(1) denoting or deriving from or distinctive of the ways of living built up by a group of people(2) not acknowledging the God of Christianity and Judaism and Islam

Examples of ethnic in English

(1) Assimilation is the process of giving up traditional ethnic identity and accepting the dominant group's culture.(2) He says Germany's 2 million-plus Turks are the country's largest foreign ethnic group.(3) The ethnic instruments we carry are used in numerous styles of traditional music, from folk to Celtic to classical.(4) This is especially true for those who are temporarily occupying houses belonging to ethnic Serbs who have returned or intend to return.(5) He sternly reminded the airlines that it was illegal to discriminate against passengers based on their race, color, national or ethnic origin, or religion.(6) Mexico is a country with an enormously diverse cultural, ethnic , and racial population.(7) Singaporeans have deliberately tried to suppress their ethnic Chinese cultural characteristics lest they provoke a counter-reaction from Muslims.(8) But regardless of age and status (employment, ethnic origin, marital status) women are much less likely than men to read the financial pages of the newspapers.(9) An innovative Lancashire County Council scheme aims to recruit more teachers of ethnic and black origin.(10) I'm not saying that Asians should shed their ethnic traditions by assimilating within the mainstream.(11) In recent years, rugby league has made giant strides in developing the interest and involvement in the game in indigenous and ethnic communities and its success will be on full parade on Sunday night.(12) It was while in Cornell that he began to be interested in ethnic music from India, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and also African as well as Western music.(13) Hundreds of properties belonging to ethnic Chinese in Solo were burned down in 1998 just before then President Suharto stepped down.(14) Another feature of the festival is the ethnic dress.(15) So there are now two photos of me in ethnic dress!(16) His celebration, his hopes and further aspirations should not just be seen as inspiration within the ethnic community.

Related Phrases of ethnic

(1) ethnic group ::

grúpa eitneach

(2) ethnic minority ::

mhionlaigh eitneacha

(3) ethnic cleansing ::

glanadh eitneach

(4) ethnic food ::

bia eitneach

(5) ethnic restaurants ::

bialanna eitneacha

Related Phrases of ethnic

(1) ethnic group ::

grúpa eitneach

(2) ethnic minority ::

mhionlaigh eitneacha

(3) ethnic cleansing ::

glanadh eitneach

(4) ethnic food ::

bia eitneach

(5) ethnic restaurants ::

bialanna eitneacha

Synonyms

Adjective

1. racial ::

ciníoch

2. pagan ::

págánacha

3. cultural ::

cultúrtha

Different Forms

ethnic, ethnicity, ethnics

Word Example from TV Shows

using ETHNIC humor, the funniest kind of humor.

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Examples of ethnic from TV Shows

using ETHNIC humor, the funniest kind of humor.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 5

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English to Irish Dictionary: ethnic

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