ethnic [ˈeθnɪk]
adjective
1 (racial) [+origin, community] étnico; [+conflict, tension] racial 2 (non-Western) [+music] étnico; [+food, jewellery] exótico we sampled a number of ethnic dishes from different parts of the world
noun
especially (US) (person) miembro de una minoría étnica white ethnic miembro de una minoría étnica de raza blanca
Anyone who doesn't watch rugby league is a hoof, an ethnic, senile or comes from Melbourne the presence of ethnics in the audience obligated immigrant impersonators to behave with some degree of sensitivity Curiously, the very same intellectuals and journalists who bent over backward to understand the growing solidarity of Blacks, Hispanics, and Native Americans refused to give White ethnics the academic attention they deserve Proximity to fellow ethnics is not necessary for a person to maintain social cohesion and in-group identity. he was not concerned about being a figure to whom Slavic Americans would look for a hero. But some ethnics do not wish to abandon their heritage
modifier
ethnic cleansing (n) limpieza étnica; (f)
ethnic group (n) etnia; (f) grupo étnico; (m)
ethnic minority (n) minoría étnica; (f)
