英语释义

• of or pertaining to American Indians or their culture or languages;

  "Native American religions"

  "Indian arrowheads"

片语

Native North American Art北美土着艺术

Native American mascot controversyFormer Cleveland Indians player [[Omar Vizquel wearing a baseball cap showing the image of the Cleveland Indians mascot, Chief Wahoo]]

native american american native research美国本土的美国本土研究

Native North American美洲原住民

native e american纯美国人

traditional Native American culture印第安文化传统

Native e American Studies美国本土研究

Native Hot American Studies美国本土研究

英汉例句

• 「 a lot of native american people were sent to boarding schools and told not to speak their own language...

  许多美国土着给送到寄宿学校，并被告知不要讲他们自己的语言……

• ponce de leon「s presence was brief as he was attacked by native american forces and died in nearby cuba.

  庞塞·德莱昂的存在是短暂的，他遭到了美洲土着势力的袭击并卒于古巴附近。

• this time we want to talk about the crumbling schools that are stealing the future of black children and white children and asian children and hispanic children and native american children.

  这次我们想要谈谈那些颓败的学校，他们正在蚕食着孩子们的未来，无论是黑人孩子、白人孩子、亚裔孩子、西裔孩子还是美洲原住民的孩子。

• in that sense, the meaning of the term 「foreigner」 in america has always been relative, because apart from the native american indians, americans are (or were) to some extent all foreigners anyway.

  如此说来，“外国人」一词在美国一直是相对而言的，因为除去美国土着的印第安人，所有美国人在某种程度上都是（或者曾经是）外国人。

• before the mission commenced the seals had created a checklist of code words that had a native american theme.

  在行动开始前，海豹队员们建了一个以美国印第安人为主题的密语清单。

• as obama on updating the look of the oval office, in came four pieces of pottery by contemporary native american artists, all on loan from the national museum of the american indian.

  当奥巴马重新打造自己的椭圆办公室时，由当代印第安艺术家打造的四件陶器进驻白宫，这些工艺品均借自美国印第安人国家博物馆。

• perhaps the native american potlatch ceremony, marked by the ritualized giving away of one」s most valued possessions, deserves attention from the perspective of positive psychology.

  也许，积极心理学应该关注一下印第安人的冬季赠礼仪式，即把自己最贵重的东西赠送给别人。

• after a native american attack, martin and his fellow settlers had abandoned the region, but they had returned in early 1775 to build a more permanent settlement.

  在遭到印第安人袭击后，马丁和伙伴们放弃了这块地方，但在1775年年初，他们重反此地，并建立了永久定居点。

• each february, 80 to 90 black, hispanic and native american kids visit rice on an expenses-paid trip.

  每年二月，80到90名黑人，西班牙裔和印第安人儿童会免费参观莱斯。

• in the centuries since the proclamation, it has become one of the cornerstones of native american law in the united states and canada.

  此后几百年间，这份公告成为美加两国美洲原住民法律的基石。

• question to metatron: there are native american stories from the paiute tribe and a report from a physician in the 1940「s of underground cities in this general area.

  问：对于大概在此地的一些地下城，有来自派尤特族（美国西南部派尤特族印第安人）的美洲土着传说，也有一位医生在1940年的报告。

• like many legendary native american monsters, bigfoot is a central part of indigenous traditional tales. they call him 」sasquatch「, the 」hairy giant of the woods'.

  像许多美洲印第安人传说中的着名怪兽一样，大脚怪也是这种传说的主角之一，印第安人把它称作「萨斯夸奇」，意思是「丛林中的多毛巨人」。

• they arranged a friendly treaty with the native american indians, built houses in the wilderness, and raised sufficient crops to feed themselves for the upcoming long winter.

  他们和善良的当地印第安人一起準备了庆祝盛宴，在荒野中盖了房子，并为即将来临的漫长冬天储存了充足的食物。

• over the last few decades, having native american ancestry has apparently become popular.

  在过去几十年中，印第安人血统显然颇受青睐。

• the treaty of st. louis is one of many treaties signed between the united states and various native american tribes.

  圣路易斯条约是指美国与各印第安人部落签订的众多条款之一。