ethnology

英 [eθ'n?l?d??]

GRE

形容詞:?ethnological;

ethnology (n.): "science of the characteristics, history, and customs of the races of mankind," 1832, from ethno- + -logy, perhaps modeled on French or German. Related: Ethnologist; ethnological.
Ethnology is a very modern science, even later than Geology, and as yet hardly known in America, although much cultivated latterly in Germany and France, being considered an indispensable auxiliary to history and geography. ["Atlantic Journal and Friend of Knowledge," Philadelphia, summer 1832]

1. It is a conclusion of deep importance in ethnology.: 這個結(jié)論在人類學(xué)上是極端重要的.

2. Ethnology has been variously defined in different national traditions.: 由于不同的民族傳統(tǒng),民族學(xué)有著各種不同的定義.

3. Linguistic ethnology reveals the unrecorded history of Thai feminism.: 摘要語言民族學(xué)研究提示了未載史書的泰民族女權(quán)文化的歷史.

4. Dr. Henderson is a famous expert on Asian ethnology.: 漢德森博士是著名的亞洲民族學(xué)專家.

5. Geographical aspect in linguistics, historical studies, ethnology, ecological studies.: 語言學(xué) 、史學(xué) 、民族學(xué) 、環(huán)境研究中的地理方面.經(jīng)濟地理.