many cultures的意思

many cultures中文翻譯：

多種文化

相似詞語短語

different cultures───異質文化

collectivist cultures───集體主義文化

clashing cultures───文化沖突

particularistic cultures───特殊文化

many───pron.許多；許多人；n.(Many)（美、法、加、印）馬尼（人名）；n.大多數人；adj.許多的；det.許多

many and many───很多很多

so many many───太多了

cutting across cultures───跨越文化

got many───有很多

雙語使用場景

Many cultures celebrate birthdays and marriages with cakes.───許多文化中，人們用蛋糕來慶祝生日和婚姻。

Beauty is considered important in many cultures.───美在許多文化中都被認為是重要的。

Many cultures have ceremonies to celebrate the birth of a child.───許多文化都有慶祝孩子出生的儀式。

Around this point, the power of the Tibetan landscape and the beliefs of many cultures converge.───在這一點上西藏山水的力量和許多文化的信仰匯集到了一起

Scrying has been used in many cultures as a means of divining the past, present, or future.───在很多的文化中，水晶球占卜都被視為解析過去和現在，預測未來的一種方式。

in many cultures , it ' s also impolite to ask strangers personal questions about their marital status or salary.───在許多國家的文化背景中，問及陌生人的私隱，如婚否，工資等，是極不禮貌的行為。

Many cultures around the world celebrate a yearly thanksgiving festival, a time when we express our gratitude for a successful harvest.───世界上有不少國家都會慶祝一年一度的感恩節。在這天，我們會為一年來的豐收表達自己由衷的感激。

A mid-day nap is an integral part of the daily routine of many cultures, particularly those near the equator.───對于許多文明來說午覺是日常生活不可缺少的組成部分，特別是越加靠近赤道的文明。

In many cultures people who were thought to have the ability to interpret dreams were likely to be highly respected.───在許多文化中，那些被認為能夠釋夢的人往往受到高度尊敬。

英語使用場景

In many cultures, various objects, termed grave goods, were commonly deposited with human burials.

Many cultures still have fairly strict rules about women displaying unbound hair.

This is well illustrated in the mytho-logies of many cultures.

To many cultures, at various stages in history, it was obvious that the earth was flat.

Around the world, many cultures believe that any harm done to a dolphin may cause ill-fortune or sickness.

In many cultures, children remain the major source of status for women.

Many cultures bias their legacies, parental care, sustenance, and favoritism toward sons at the expense of daughters.

It is a traditional virtue in many cultures, and a core aspect of various religious traditions such as Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Confucianism, Sikhism , Hinduism, and many others.

People in many cultures believe witch doctors have the power to bless or curse their lives.