peoples
Prononciation : [ˈpiːpəlz]
Mot
Contexte : « cultural diversity »
(noun) different groups of human beings who share common traditions, languages, or ways of life. Just like how different families can have their own special customs and celebrations, peoples refer to larger groups with unique identities.
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The festival celebrated the various peoples who live in our country.
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Not all peoples have the same traditions; some have very different ways of life.
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How do the different peoples in our city share their cultures?
Contexte : « socio-political »
(noun) a term used to describe groups of people living in specific areas, often with their own governments or structures. It's like how different classes in school might have their own leaders and rules.
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The rights of the indigenous peoples were recognized in the new law.
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The issue is not only about the peoples living in the city, but also those in the countryside.
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What challenges do different peoples face in maintaining their identities?
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