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na·tive-born 英ˈneɪtɪvˈbɔːn美ˈnetɪvˈbɔrnAHDnāʹtĭv-bôrnʹ COCA³⁰⁶⁸⁷BNC⁷⁴⁸¹⁹iWeb³⁰⁹⁴⁹Economist²⁴¹⁰⁶⁺⁶
基本英英记法例句例句
adj.土著的⁵⁰;土生土长的⁵⁰
人口普查
Adjective:
belonging to a place by birth;a native-born Scot a native Scot nativebornv.出生⇒adj.土著的⁵⁰;土生土长的⁵⁰
形容词90%,名词10%
用作形容词A guide tells me about the hula, a Hawaiian dance that tells traditional native stories.一个导游为我讲解草裙舞的故事，草裙舞是一种夏威夷舞蹈，它表现的是当地土著的传统故事。
The family income of native Americans is only sixty percent of that of white Americans.美国当地土著的收入只是白人的百分之六十。
And Rao Zongyi was a typical native here.饶宗颐是土生土长的本地人。
Allen and Pierce are both native Californians.阿伦和皮尔斯都是土生土长的加利福尼亚人。 But Schleicher and his colleagues noted that native-born Americans performed just as unimpressively.
但 Schleicher和他的同事们指出土生土长的美国人也没有表现很好。 yeeyan
Roman Catholicism is the majority religion85% of native-born citizens are nominally Catholic.
罗马天主教是最主要的宗教85%的土生土长的市民是有名无实的天主教徒。 ebigear |