Definition of interethnic in English:

interethnic

adjectiveɪntərˈɛθnɪkɪn(t)ərˈɛθnɪk

Occurring between or involving people of different ethnicities.
land scarcity is cited as a source of increasing interethnic conflict in the region
programmes should be designed to promote positive interethnic relations among students
Example sentencesExamples
- Freshly returned from study in America, Radha has a progressive view of interethnic relations.
- Most of the town's population, estimated at between 200 000 and 350 000, fled in early May with the onset of another round of interethnic clashes.
- In racially and ethnically integrated schools, it is far too common to have interracial and interethnic conflicts between and among students.
- In peacekeeping, these efforts typically identified areas of interethnic strife that might manifest itself as violence.
- After the matches the young sportsmen, local government, NGO, media, and youth organisation representatives discussed interethnic issues.
- Historically, these issues had been the cause of interethnic divisions.
- Local politicians, many of whom are themselves minorities, recognize the need to acknowledge diversity and, on some level, encourage interethnic cooperation.
- Given the size of the Hispanic population and the forecast for growth in the coming decades, interethnic marriages are expected to increase as well.
- Schools that have a diverse student body are likely to experience interethnic tensions.
- Interethnic violence has erupted from time to time.
- The primary issue is neither inter-ethnic nor inter-religious but inter-generational.
- Some people believe that to bring up the incident will revive bad memories and interethnic animosity.
- The country was not yet seriously challenged by separatist sentiments, religious radicalism or interethnic conflict.
- English is the language of interethnic communication, administration, government, trade and commerce, and education.
- Rather than using the environment to facilitate alliances with outsiders, environmental unity came to stand for common interethnic interests.
- From 1967 to 1970, the country was embroiled in a civil war - the consequence of an interethnic power struggle - in which more than a million people died.
- The hope was to encourage interethnic cooperation in election campaigning.
- People generally marry within their own religious sect and ethnic group, although interethnic marriages are not uncommon.
- The social importance of the institution makes interethnic marriage an issue of considerable stress.
- The interethnic balance of this country was severely tested in the past two weeks, but it did not crack.
- Interethnic violence had earlier caused the partial separation of the two communities.

Definition of interethnic in US English:

interethnic

adjectivein(t)ərˈeTHnikɪn(t)ərˈɛθnɪk

Occurring between or involving people of different ethnicities.
land scarcity is cited as a source of increasing interethnic conflict in the region
programs should be designed to promote positive interethnic relations among students
Example sentencesExamples
- The social importance of the institution makes interethnic marriage an issue of considerable stress.
- Schools that have a diverse student body are likely to experience interethnic tensions.
- Rather than using the environment to facilitate alliances with outsiders, environmental unity came to stand for common interethnic interests.
- Given the size of the Hispanic population and the forecast for growth in the coming decades, interethnic marriages are expected to increase as well.
- The country was not yet seriously challenged by separatist sentiments, religious radicalism or interethnic conflict.
- Some people believe that to bring up the incident will revive bad memories and interethnic animosity.
- Historically, these issues had been the cause of interethnic divisions.
- The hope was to encourage interethnic cooperation in election campaigning.
- After the matches the young sportsmen, local government, NGO, media, and youth organisation representatives discussed interethnic issues.
- English is the language of interethnic communication, administration, government, trade and commerce, and education.
- From 1967 to 1970, the country was embroiled in a civil war - the consequence of an interethnic power struggle - in which more than a million people died.
- The interethnic balance of this country was severely tested in the past two weeks, but it did not crack.
- In racially and ethnically integrated schools, it is far too common to have interracial and interethnic conflicts between and among students.
- Most of the town's population, estimated at between 200 000 and 350 000, fled in early May with the onset of another round of interethnic clashes.
- Local politicians, many of whom are themselves minorities, recognize the need to acknowledge diversity and, on some level, encourage interethnic cooperation.
- People generally marry within their own religious sect and ethnic group, although interethnic marriages are not uncommon.
- Freshly returned from study in America, Radha has a progressive view of interethnic relations.
- Interethnic violence had earlier caused the partial separation of the two communities.
- The primary issue is neither inter-ethnic nor inter-religious but inter-generational.
- In peacekeeping, these efforts typically identified areas of interethnic strife that might manifest itself as violence.
- Interethnic violence has erupted from time to time.

词汇	interethnic
释义	Definition of interethnic in English: interethnic adjectiveɪntərˈɛθnɪkɪn(t)ərˈɛθnɪk Occurring between or involving people of different ethnicities. land scarcity is cited as a source of increasing interethnic conflict in the region programmes should be designed to promote positive interethnic relations among students Example sentencesExamples Freshly returned from study in America, Radha has a progressive view of interethnic relations. Most of the town's population, estimated at between 200 000 and 350 000, fled in early May with the onset of another round of interethnic clashes. In racially and ethnically integrated schools, it is far too common to have interracial and interethnic conflicts between and among students. In peacekeeping, these efforts typically identified areas of interethnic strife that might manifest itself as violence. After the matches the young sportsmen, local government, NGO, media, and youth organisation representatives discussed interethnic issues. Historically, these issues had been the cause of interethnic divisions. Local politicians, many of whom are themselves minorities, recognize the need to acknowledge diversity and, on some level, encourage interethnic cooperation. Given the size of the Hispanic population and the forecast for growth in the coming decades, interethnic marriages are expected to increase as well. Schools that have a diverse student body are likely to experience interethnic tensions. Interethnic violence has erupted from time to time. The primary issue is neither inter-ethnic nor inter-religious but inter-generational. Some people believe that to bring up the incident will revive bad memories and interethnic animosity. The country was not yet seriously challenged by separatist sentiments, religious radicalism or interethnic conflict. English is the language of interethnic communication, administration, government, trade and commerce, and education. Rather than using the environment to facilitate alliances with outsiders, environmental unity came to stand for common interethnic interests. From 1967 to 1970, the country was embroiled in a civil war - the consequence of an interethnic power struggle - in which more than a million people died. The hope was to encourage interethnic cooperation in election campaigning. People generally marry within their own religious sect and ethnic group, although interethnic marriages are not uncommon. The social importance of the institution makes interethnic marriage an issue of considerable stress. The interethnic balance of this country was severely tested in the past two weeks, but it did not crack. Interethnic violence had earlier caused the partial separation of the two communities. Definition of interethnic in US English: interethnic adjectivein(t)ərˈeTHnikɪn(t)ərˈɛθnɪk Occurring between or involving people of different ethnicities. land scarcity is cited as a source of increasing interethnic conflict in the region programs should be designed to promote positive interethnic relations among students Example sentencesExamples The social importance of the institution makes interethnic marriage an issue of considerable stress. Schools that have a diverse student body are likely to experience interethnic tensions. Rather than using the environment to facilitate alliances with outsiders, environmental unity came to stand for common interethnic interests. Given the size of the Hispanic population and the forecast for growth in the coming decades, interethnic marriages are expected to increase as well. The country was not yet seriously challenged by separatist sentiments, religious radicalism or interethnic conflict. Some people believe that to bring up the incident will revive bad memories and interethnic animosity. Historically, these issues had been the cause of interethnic divisions. The hope was to encourage interethnic cooperation in election campaigning. After the matches the young sportsmen, local government, NGO, media, and youth organisation representatives discussed interethnic issues. English is the language of interethnic communication, administration, government, trade and commerce, and education. From 1967 to 1970, the country was embroiled in a civil war - the consequence of an interethnic power struggle - in which more than a million people died. The interethnic balance of this country was severely tested in the past two weeks, but it did not crack. In racially and ethnically integrated schools, it is far too common to have interracial and interethnic conflicts between and among students. Most of the town's population, estimated at between 200 000 and 350 000, fled in early May with the onset of another round of interethnic clashes. Local politicians, many of whom are themselves minorities, recognize the need to acknowledge diversity and, on some level, encourage interethnic cooperation. People generally marry within their own religious sect and ethnic group, although interethnic marriages are not uncommon. Freshly returned from study in America, Radha has a progressive view of interethnic relations. Interethnic violence had earlier caused the partial separation of the two communities. The primary issue is neither inter-ethnic nor inter-religious but inter-generational. In peacekeeping, these efforts typically identified areas of interethnic strife that might manifest itself as violence. Interethnic violence has erupted from time to time.
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