aboriginal
Relating to the people, plants, or animals that have lived in a region from the earliest times, especially before the arrival of colonists. It is most frequently used to describe the indigenous populations of Australia or North America.
Ejemplos
3 de 5The museum features an extensive collection of Aboriginal art and tools.
The museum features an extensive collection of Aboriginal art and tools.
The high court's ruling protected Aboriginal title to the ancestral lands.
The high court's ruling protected Aboriginal title to the ancestral lands.
I've been learning about Aboriginal culture and their connection to the land.
I've been learning about Aboriginal culture and their connection to the land.
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Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Break the word down: 'Ab' (from) + 'Original' (the start). It describes those who have been there from the very beginning.
Quiz rápido
The ______ inhabitants of the continent had developed unique survival skills over millennia.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: a
Ejemplos
The museum features an extensive collection of Aboriginal art and tools.
everydayThe museum features an extensive collection of Aboriginal art and tools.
The high court's ruling protected Aboriginal title to the ancestral lands.
formalThe high court's ruling protected Aboriginal title to the ancestral lands.
I've been learning about Aboriginal culture and their connection to the land.
informalI've been learning about Aboriginal culture and their connection to the land.
Academic research into Aboriginal languages reveals a complex linguistic history.
academicAcademic research into Aboriginal languages reveals a complex linguistic history.
The corporation is committed to increasing its partnership with Aboriginal-owned businesses.
businessThe corporation is committed to increasing its partnership with Aboriginal-owned businesses.
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Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
aboriginal title
aboriginal title
aboriginal customary law
aboriginal customary law
First Nations and Aboriginal people
First Nations and Aboriginal people
Se confunde a menudo con
Indigenous is a broader term used globally for any native group, while Aboriginal is often specific to Australian or Canadian contexts.
Original refers to the first of anything, whereas aboriginal specifically refers to the first inhabitants of a land.
Notas de uso
When referring to the indigenous people of Australia, 'Aboriginal' should be capitalized as a proper adjective. In some regions, 'indigenous' or specific tribal names are preferred over 'aboriginal'.
Errores comunes
Avoid using 'Aboriginal' as a noun (e.g., 'an Aboriginal') as it can be seen as offensive; use it as an adjective instead (e.g., 'an Aboriginal person').
Truco para recordar
Break the word down: 'Ab' (from) + 'Original' (the start). It describes those who have been there from the very beginning.
Origen de la palabra
From the Latin phrase 'ab origine', which literally translates to 'from the beginning'.
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
In Australia, the term specifically refers to people who are members of the Aboriginal race of Australia, distinguished from Torres Strait Islanders.
Quiz rápido
The ______ inhabitants of the continent had developed unique survival skills over millennia.
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: a
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