ethnographic
ethnographic — 形容詞
- ethnographicpositive
- more ethnographiccomparative
- most ethnographicsuperlative
1. describing or studying the way of life of a particular group of people, such as
民族誌的
與研究描述各族群生活方式有關
describing or studying the way of life of a particular group of people, such as what they believe, make, and do each day
Eliska spent a year living in a fishing village to collect ethnographic data.
Eliska 在漁村住了一年，蒐集民族誌資料。
ethnographic + data: material gathered by living among a community
The museum's ethnographic collection includes masks, baskets, and wedding clothes from many small communities.
這間博物館的民族誌收藏包括許多小型社群的面具、籃子和婚禮服飾。
collocation: ethnographic collection / museum
Ryo's ethnographic notes describe how families in the mountain town prepare food for festivals.
Ryo 的民族誌筆記描述山城裡的家庭如何為節慶準備食物。
possessive + ethnographic notes: written record of daily life
Reuben wrote an ethnographic study of a school, watching how students talk and play.
Reuben 寫了一份學校的民族誌研究，觀察學生如何交談和玩耍。
The ethnographic film followed three herding families through one cold winter.
這部民族誌影片跟拍三個牧民家庭度過一個寒冬。
collocation: ethnographic film
- ethnographic study
- ethnographic research
- ethnographic data
- ethnographic film
- ethnographic collection
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