interethnic
/ˌɪn.tərˈeθ.nɪk/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈeθ.nɪk/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌin-tər-ˈeth-nik/ (ame, mw)
interethnic — 形容詞
- interethnicpositive
- more interethniccomparative
- most interethnicsuperlative
1. involving, connecting, or happening between people who belong to different ethni
跨族群
不同族群之間的
involving, connecting, or happening between people who belong to different ethnic groups — for example, a marriage between a Han Chinese person and a Uyghur person, or a government policy that aims to reduce conflict between ethnic communities
Chitra's research examines interethnic marriage patterns in urban Malaysia.
Chitra 的研究探討馬來西亞都市中的跨族群婚姻模式。
attributive: interethnic marriage
The school organized an interethnic sports day so students from all backgrounds could play together.
學校舉辦了一場跨族群的運動日,讓所有背景的學生都能一起玩。
Interethnic tensions in the region have eased since the new trade agreement was signed.
自從新的貿易協定簽署後,該地區的跨族群緊張關係已有所緩和。
Samir's documentary shows how interethnic cooperation rebuilt the night market after the typhoon.
Samir 的紀錄片呈現跨族群合作如何在颱風過後重建了夜市。
The interethnic dialogue program in Yangon trains young leaders from different communities to work together.
仰光的跨族群對話計畫培訓來自不同社區的青年領袖共同合作。
- multiethnic
describes a society or group that contains many ethnicities rather than the relationships BETWEEN them; 'multiethnic neighborhood' but not 'multiethnic marriage'
- cross-cultural
broader — covers any cultural difference, not limited to ethnicity; e.g. 'cross-cultural communication' can include national, religious, or generational differences
- interracial
narrower — specifically between racial groups rather than ethnic groups; not interchangeable when the difference is cultural rather than racial
- intraethnic
opposite — happening within a single ethnic group; much rarer in everyday use
文法句型
interethnic + [noun]
[verb] + interethnic
用法筆記
Typically used before a noun (an interethnic marriage, interethnic conflict). More common in academic writing and formal policy discussions than in casual conversation, where phrases like 'between different ethnic groups' often replace it.