ainu

ainu

美 [ˈaɪnu] 　英 [ˈainu:]

• adj.同“Aino (a.)”
• n.= Aino (n.)
• 网络阿伊努人；虾夷人；阿伊努语

词形变化

复数：Ainu s  

英汉解释

n.	1. = Aino (n.)
adj.	1. 同“Aino (a.)”

英英解释

adj.	1. Same as Aino (a.)

例句

Shiretoko's original inhabitants, the Ainu, had referred to the peninsula as the end of the world.

知床的原住民阿伊努人把这个半岛看作是世界的尽头。

Ainu people are part of Japanese people. They certainly do have the right to pass on their own language, customs, and traditions.

阿伊努人是日本人的一群，他们有权利延续他们的语言、习俗和传统。

The resident many are big and the race, the only national minority is the Ainu race (ezo person).

居民多为大和族，唯一的少数民族是阿伊努族（虾夷人）。

The Ainu of northern Japan are a people whose culture, language and physical appearance set them apart from other Asians.

日本北方的阿伊努原住民，他们的文化语言和外表，都与它地的亚洲人与众不同。

"Ainu" means "human. " They live by hunting, fishing, farming, and selling crafts to tourists.

“阿伊努”含义是“人”，他们以打猎、捕鱼、耕种、出售手工艺品给旅行者为生。

Ainu Culture in Transition. " In Futures: The Journal of Policy, Planning and Futures" .

“变革中的阿伊努文化”，刊于《未来：政策，计画与未来研究期刊》（原住民。

The Ainu had Japan's northern Hokkaido Island nearly to themselves for hundreds of years.

阿伊努人居住在日北本，北方的北海道数百年了。

the Ainu are indigenous to the northernmost islands of Japan.

阿伊努人是日本最北部岛屿的土著。

Once living across a broad region, the Ainu today number only about 24, 000 concentrated on Japan's northernmost island of Hokkaido.

曾经居住地区广泛，今天阿伊努原住民只剩下2万4千人，而且集中住在日本最北端的岛屿北海道。

Little about the Ainu are taught in Japanese schools.

日本的学校里很少会学习关于阿伊努的知识。

An original Ainu house has been relocated outside the museum for preservation.

一间原始阿依努的屋子，被迁移到博物馆外面留存。

Delving into History: the Ainu and Okinawa in the twentieth century

挖掘历史爱努与冲绳的二十世纪