英语词汇culture的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

culture AC /ˈkʌltʃə $ -ər/ noun 1. the ideas, beliefs, and ways of behaving of people in a particular society or organizationadjectivesnational culture Sport is part of our national culture.local culture The local culture of the island has much to interest visitors.traditional/ancient culture They have a traditional culture which has hardly changed in 500 years.Western/American/Japanese etc culture Modern Korean society is heavily influenced by American culture.youth culture (=of young people) Music and clothes are very important in youth culture.modern culture Technology is a vital part of modern culture.human culture Stories about how the earth was created are found in every human culture.a common culture (=one that different societies or people share) Many European countries share a common culture.the dominant culture (=the one that has the most influence) Youth culture is the dominant culture in Western society.culture + nounsculture shock (=confusion or shock that you may feel in a very different place) During my first weeks in Britain, I experienced huge culture shock.culture clash (=problems between people or groups because of different cultures) There was a culture clash when the companies merged.verbscreate/build a culture The head teacher wants to create a culture of honesty and openness among staff.a culture develops A culture of blame developed within government. | The island’s culture has developed over hundreds of years.phrasesbe part of sb’s culture The car is so much part of American culture.a culture of fear/blame/secrecy etc It is clear that a culture of secrecy existed within the company.2. art, music, and similar activitiesadjectives/nouns + culturepopular culture also pop culture informal (=enjoyed by a lot of ordinary people) She writes about movies, pop music, and other aspects of popular culture.high culture (=enjoyed by highly educated people) The government still gives money to support ballet, opera, and other high culture activities.folk culture (=traditional among a group or in a region) Nursery rhymes and children’s songs are part of folk culture.phrasesa man/woman/person of culture (=one who likes and understands art, music etc) She is a woman of great culture and refinement.

词组	culture
释义	culture AC /ˈkʌltʃə $ -ər/ noun 1. the ideas, beliefs, and ways of behaving of people in a particular society or organizationadjectivesnational culture Sport is part of our national culture.local culture The local culture of the island has much to interest visitors.traditional/ancient culture They have a traditional culture which has hardly changed in 500 years.Western/American/Japanese etc culture Modern Korean society is heavily influenced by American culture.youth culture (=of young people) Music and clothes are very important in youth culture.modern culture Technology is a vital part of modern culture.human culture Stories about how the earth was created are found in every human culture.a common culture (=one that different societies or people share) Many European countries share a common culture.the dominant culture (=the one that has the most influence) Youth culture is the dominant culture in Western society.culture + nounsculture shock (=confusion or shock that you may feel in a very different place) During my first weeks in Britain, I experienced huge culture shock.culture clash (=problems between people or groups because of different cultures) There was a culture clash when the companies merged.verbscreate/build a culture The head teacher wants to create a culture of honesty and openness among staff.a culture develops A culture of blame developed within government. \| The island’s culture has developed over hundreds of years.phrasesbe part of sb’s culture The car is so much part of American culture.a culture of fear/blame/secrecy etc It is clear that a culture of secrecy existed within the company.2. art, music, and similar activitiesadjectives/nouns + culturepopular culture also pop culture informal (=enjoyed by a lot of ordinary people) She writes about movies, pop music, and other aspects of popular culture.high culture (=enjoyed by highly educated people) The government still gives money to support ballet, opera, and other high culture activities.folk culture (=traditional among a group or in a region) Nursery rhymes and children’s songs are part of folk culture.phrasesa man/woman/person of culture (=one who likes and understands art, music etc) She is a woman of great culture and refinement.
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