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Definition of bicultural - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
culturerelating to or affected by two different cultures
- She has a bicultural background.
- He enjoys his bicultural identity.
- Their bicultural upbringing influences their traditions.
Origin of bicultural
Latin, bi (two) + cultura (cultivation)
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- French:biculturel, ...
- German:bikulturell, ...
- Italian:biculturale, ...
- Spanish:bicultural, ...
- Portuguese:bicultural, ...
- Chinese:双文化, ...
- Japanese:二文化的な, ...
- Arabic:ثُنائيّ الثَّقافة, ...
- Hebrew:דו־תרבותִי, ...
- Russian:двухкультурный, ...
- Ukrainian:двокультурний, ...
- Hindi:द्विसांस्कृतिक, ...
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