Definition of cultural in English:

cultural

adjective ˈkʌltʃ(ə)r(ə)lˈkəltʃ(ə)rəl

1Relating to the ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a society.
the cultural diversity of British society
Example sentencesExamples
- They contribute greatly to the cultural, social and economic life of our country.
- That is, they are interested in how any society conceives its cultural substratum.
- As a free marketeer, I hate monopoly of any sort, be it economic, cultural or social.
- Some readily assumed a new cultural identity; others resisted assimilation of this kind.
- Some of us saw this new cultural context coming, but we are all, finally, surprised by it.
- Legal norms capture and reinforce deep cultural norms and community practices.
- He did not preserve them as cultural heritage.
- Edinburgh is a great city with a long tradition of cultural diversity and social tolerance.
- They are the social and cultural core of rural life and their supporters run into seven figures.
- Social and cultural trends that used to take years to cross the Atlantic are speeding up.
- But Western philosophy preaches that cultural relativism starts from one's own.
- They embody and give significance to cultural and social differences in a society.
- Thus they represented a social and cultural nostalgia for faith and community.
- Even in my street, there is great cultural diversity.
- The point about understanding across cultural and social boundaries is important.
- Particular attention must be paid to differences of cultural and social attitudes.
- This is a complex social and cultural problem which will not be solved by hasty legislation.
- Conservationists claim the idea is cultural vandalism that will rip the heart out of the town.
- Today the phenomenon could be more accurately described as cultural imperialism.
- Modern societies are said to be characterized by deep diversity and cultural pluralism.
Synonyms
ethnic, racial, folk
societal, lifestyle
2Relating to the arts and to intellectual achievements.
a cultural festival
Example sentencesExamples
- It seems that every town and village in France puts on cultural festivals of some type or another.
- When you buy work from a living artist you are helping to ensure continuing cultural innovation.
- It is nice to know that my daughter's school is keeping up the cultural education.
- Each of these discovered a new aesthetic through the gradual decay of its high cultural forms.
- So what does he think of the cultural climate in Scotland for young artists now?
Synonyms
aesthetic, artistic, intellectual
educational, civilizing, enlightening, edifying, enriching

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin cultura 'tillage' + -al.

Definition of cultural in US English:

cultural

adjectiveˈkəlCH(ə)rəlˈkəltʃ(ə)rəl

1Relating to the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a society.
the cultural diversity of the world's peoples
Example sentencesExamples
- Conservationists claim the idea is cultural vandalism that will rip the heart out of the town.
- Some of us saw this new cultural context coming, but we are all, finally, surprised by it.
- Social and cultural trends that used to take years to cross the Atlantic are speeding up.
- Modern societies are said to be characterized by deep diversity and cultural pluralism.
- Even in my street, there is great cultural diversity.
- As a free marketeer, I hate monopoly of any sort, be it economic, cultural or social.
- The point about understanding across cultural and social boundaries is important.
- Legal norms capture and reinforce deep cultural norms and community practices.
- That is, they are interested in how any society conceives its cultural substratum.
- He did not preserve them as cultural heritage.
- Particular attention must be paid to differences of cultural and social attitudes.
- Edinburgh is a great city with a long tradition of cultural diversity and social tolerance.
- Thus they represented a social and cultural nostalgia for faith and community.
- This is a complex social and cultural problem which will not be solved by hasty legislation.
- Some readily assumed a new cultural identity; others resisted assimilation of this kind.
- They embody and give significance to cultural and social differences in a society.
- Today the phenomenon could be more accurately described as cultural imperialism.
- But Western philosophy preaches that cultural relativism starts from one's own.
- They contribute greatly to the cultural, social and economic life of our country.
- They are the social and cultural core of rural life and their supporters run into seven figures.
Synonyms
ethnic, racial, folk
1. 1.1 Relating to the arts and to intellectual achievements.
  a cultural festival
  Example sentencesExamples
  When you buy work from a living artist you are helping to ensure continuing cultural innovation.
  It is nice to know that my daughter's school is keeping up the cultural education.
  Each of these discovered a new aesthetic through the gradual decay of its high cultural forms.
  So what does he think of the cultural climate in Scotland for young artists now?
  It seems that every town and village in France puts on cultural festivals of some type or another.
  Synonyms
  aesthetic, artistic, intellectual

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Latin cultura ‘tillage’ + -al.

单词	cultural
释义	Definition of cultural in English: cultural adjective ˈkʌltʃ(ə)r(ə)lˈkəltʃ(ə)rəl 1Relating to the ideas, customs, and social behaviour of a society. the cultural diversity of British society Example sentencesExamples They contribute greatly to the cultural, social and economic life of our country. That is, they are interested in how any society conceives its cultural substratum. As a free marketeer, I hate monopoly of any sort, be it economic, cultural or social. Some readily assumed a new cultural identity; others resisted assimilation of this kind. Some of us saw this new cultural context coming, but we are all, finally, surprised by it. Legal norms capture and reinforce deep cultural norms and community practices. He did not preserve them as cultural heritage. Edinburgh is a great city with a long tradition of cultural diversity and social tolerance. They are the social and cultural core of rural life and their supporters run into seven figures. Social and cultural trends that used to take years to cross the Atlantic are speeding up. But Western philosophy preaches that cultural relativism starts from one's own. They embody and give significance to cultural and social differences in a society. Thus they represented a social and cultural nostalgia for faith and community. Even in my street, there is great cultural diversity. The point about understanding across cultural and social boundaries is important. Particular attention must be paid to differences of cultural and social attitudes. This is a complex social and cultural problem which will not be solved by hasty legislation. Conservationists claim the idea is cultural vandalism that will rip the heart out of the town. Today the phenomenon could be more accurately described as cultural imperialism. Modern societies are said to be characterized by deep diversity and cultural pluralism. Synonyms ethnic, racial, folk societal, lifestyle 2Relating to the arts and to intellectual achievements. a cultural festival Example sentencesExamples It seems that every town and village in France puts on cultural festivals of some type or another. When you buy work from a living artist you are helping to ensure continuing cultural innovation. It is nice to know that my daughter's school is keeping up the cultural education. Each of these discovered a new aesthetic through the gradual decay of its high cultural forms. So what does he think of the cultural climate in Scotland for young artists now? Synonyms aesthetic, artistic, intellectual educational, civilizing, enlightening, edifying, enriching Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin cultura 'tillage' + -al. Definition of cultural in US English: cultural adjectiveˈkəlCH(ə)rəlˈkəltʃ(ə)rəl 1Relating to the ideas, customs, and social behavior of a society. the cultural diversity of the world's peoples Example sentencesExamples Conservationists claim the idea is cultural vandalism that will rip the heart out of the town. Some of us saw this new cultural context coming, but we are all, finally, surprised by it. Social and cultural trends that used to take years to cross the Atlantic are speeding up. Modern societies are said to be characterized by deep diversity and cultural pluralism. Even in my street, there is great cultural diversity. As a free marketeer, I hate monopoly of any sort, be it economic, cultural or social. The point about understanding across cultural and social boundaries is important. Legal norms capture and reinforce deep cultural norms and community practices. That is, they are interested in how any society conceives its cultural substratum. He did not preserve them as cultural heritage. Particular attention must be paid to differences of cultural and social attitudes. Edinburgh is a great city with a long tradition of cultural diversity and social tolerance. Thus they represented a social and cultural nostalgia for faith and community. This is a complex social and cultural problem which will not be solved by hasty legislation. Some readily assumed a new cultural identity; others resisted assimilation of this kind. They embody and give significance to cultural and social differences in a society. Today the phenomenon could be more accurately described as cultural imperialism. But Western philosophy preaches that cultural relativism starts from one's own. They contribute greatly to the cultural, social and economic life of our country. They are the social and cultural core of rural life and their supporters run into seven figures. Synonyms ethnic, racial, folk 1.1 Relating to the arts and to intellectual achievements. a cultural festival Example sentencesExamples When you buy work from a living artist you are helping to ensure continuing cultural innovation. It is nice to know that my daughter's school is keeping up the cultural education. Each of these discovered a new aesthetic through the gradual decay of its high cultural forms. So what does he think of the cultural climate in Scotland for young artists now? It seems that every town and village in France puts on cultural festivals of some type or another. Synonyms aesthetic, artistic, intellectual Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin cultura ‘tillage’ + -al.
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