英语释义

1. a member of the original people to inhabit an area especially as contrasted with an invading or colonizing people

2. a member of any of the indigenous peoples of Australia

3. a member of the original people living in a region native

片语

aborigines culture土着文化

The Aborigines土着人

Australia aborigines澳洲原住民

aborigines s土着居民（aborigine的复数）；土生动物群

Loi Aborigines海南土着的黎人和他们的语言

Electric Aborigines唱片名

australian aborigine澳大利亚原住民

英汉例句

• moreover, as the rest of canada gets wealthier, aborigines are falling further behind.

  此外，土着人以外的加拿大人都过得越来越富裕，而他们却落在了后面。

• many of its recruits are aborigines -- the indigenous people who are in many respects disadvantaged in australia.

  团中的大部分人员都是土着人——就是那些在澳大利亚处于弱势的本土人。

• his tough stand on aborigines recalls the one he took against boat refugees in 2001, helping him win his third election later that year.

  霍华德对土着所持的坚硬立场让人想起了2001年他在难民乘船外逃事件上的立场，那一次帮助他在当年后来举行的大选中第三度获胜。

• even while its wording is being finalised,outback aborigines are preparing their journeys to canberra for the historic day.

  即使道歉的措辞还在斟酌之中，住在偏远地区的原住民已在準备他们的堪培拉之旅，要亲身见证那历史性的一天。

• what most aborigines need is improvements in low educational achievements, low life expectancy (17 years below the national average), high mortality among children and poor job prospects.

  大多土着需要的是改进低下的教育水平、低数值的预期寿命（比国家平均数少17年）、儿童高死亡率和惨淡的就业前景。

• though conditions for uncontacted people and other aborigines have slowly improved in brazil, the situation in peru — on brazil「s western edge, though the jungle knows no boundary — is getting worse.

  尽管巴西原始部落居民和土着的生存状况有所改善，但位于西部边陲秘鲁境内丛林部落的处境正在恶化。

• this runs contrary to a long-held belief that aborigines were isolated throughout most of their history, experts say.

  专家们说，这一发现使得长久以来认为土着居民在大多数历史时间里是分离状态的观点出现了争议。

• rose followed the route taken by many aborigines before and since to succeed in a country where the odds have been stacked against them because of their race.

  罗斯跟从许多原住民曾经走过的路，后来在一个因为种族胜算不大的国家里成功了。

• they view the intervention as a return to the official paternalism that prevailed before the aborigines won their long battle for land rights 35 years ago.

  他们认为这种干预制度是家长式制度的回归，35年前土着人获得土地权利，而之前家长式制度十分风行。

• aborigines kick up dust in a dance at sunset.

  土着居民日落时的舞蹈能把灰尘扬起来。

• indigenous peoples such as the american indians, hawaiians, maoris of new zealand, the aborigines of australia and many other cultures were conquered by gunpowder.

  土着民族，如美洲印第安人，夏威夷人，新西兰的毛利人，澳大利亚的原住民和许多其他文明都被火药征服了。

• yet many aborigines support it, because at least in some places it has made things better.

  但许多土着站在它那边，因为至少在某些地区它使境况变得更好。

• i join young white families staring in silence at the chains and shackles, and photographs of grim-faced aborigines manacled together.

  我和年轻的白人家庭一起默默地看着那些沉重的锁链和脚镣，以及被铐在一起，脸色凝重的土着人照片。

• though this kind of lizard is a new species to the scientists, local aborigines have known about it for centuries.

  尽管对于科学家来说，这种巨蜥是新物种，但当地土着人已经认识它们几百年了。

• legend has it that the kangaroo gets its name from an early meeting between local aborigines and white settlers.

  关于袋鼠名字的由来有这样一个传说：早期殖民者初到澳洲，见到了当地的土着人。

• lacking strong leadership, and divided about the best practical measures to pursue, the aborigines are now mainly seeking legal rights.

  土着缺乏强有力的领导，对最为有效的实用措施上意见不一，现在都主要追求法律权利。

• aborigines now comprise about 2% of australia」s population.

  现在原住民占澳大利亚总人口的2％。

• first he ratified the kyoto protocol on climate change; then he delivered a formal apology in parliament to the 「stolen generations」 of aborigines for past injustices.

  首先，他批準了关于气候变化的《京都议定书》；其次，他在议会为过去政府对「被偷走的一代」的土着人的不公正待遇而做出正式道歉。

相似词

aboriginal土着居民；土生生物

autochthon土着

native本地人；土产；当地居民

相反词

nonnative非本地的；非本地人的