Definition of anthropologist in English:

anthropologist

noun ˌanθrəˈpɒlədʒɪstˌænθrəˈpɑlədʒəst

An expert in or student of anthropology.
some anthropologists think that members of hunting and gathering societies tend to have more leisure
Example sentencesExamples
- Some social anthropologists still believe it is possible to explain how and why the creations of human beings become institutionalized.
- Historians and anthropologists have recorded many of these men's stories on tape.
- Physical anthropologists have concluded that the skulls of two of the oldest skeletons are quite different from those of modern American Indians.
- Developed by biologists and anthropologists, optimal foraging is a good example of a microeconomic, deductive modeling strategy.
- Anthropologists at times have even influenced the art production of the cultures they study.
- Regardless of how anthropologists define religions, the institutional contours of this space often determine how the practitioners label their own activity.
- Among anthropologists, the ratio of Democrats to Republicans is about thirty to one.
- Anthropologists have noted a pronounced preference for the private and domestic sphere in Danish culture.
- The vast majority of Brazilian anthropologists, for example, have conducted their field research within national territory.
- My single aphorism, derived from anthropologist Alfred Gell, is that pattern, decoration, ornament, attaches people to things.

Definition of anthropologist in US English:

anthropologist

nounˌanTHrəˈpäləjəstˌænθrəˈpɑlədʒəst

An expert in or student of anthropology.
some anthropologists think that members of hunting and gathering societies tend to have more leisure
Example sentencesExamples
- Among anthropologists, the ratio of Democrats to Republicans is about thirty to one.
- Developed by biologists and anthropologists, optimal foraging is a good example of a microeconomic, deductive modeling strategy.
- Anthropologists at times have even influenced the art production of the cultures they study.
- My single aphorism, derived from anthropologist Alfred Gell, is that pattern, decoration, ornament, attaches people to things.
- Physical anthropologists have concluded that the skulls of two of the oldest skeletons are quite different from those of modern American Indians.
- Historians and anthropologists have recorded many of these men's stories on tape.
- The vast majority of Brazilian anthropologists, for example, have conducted their field research within national territory.
- Anthropologists have noted a pronounced preference for the private and domestic sphere in Danish culture.
- Regardless of how anthropologists define religions, the institutional contours of this space often determine how the practitioners label their own activity.
- Some social anthropologists still believe it is possible to explain how and why the creations of human beings become institutionalized.

单词	anthropologist
释义	Definition of anthropologist in English: anthropologist noun ˌanθrəˈpɒlədʒɪstˌænθrəˈpɑlədʒəst An expert in or student of anthropology. some anthropologists think that members of hunting and gathering societies tend to have more leisure Example sentencesExamples Some social anthropologists still believe it is possible to explain how and why the creations of human beings become institutionalized. Historians and anthropologists have recorded many of these men's stories on tape. Physical anthropologists have concluded that the skulls of two of the oldest skeletons are quite different from those of modern American Indians. Developed by biologists and anthropologists, optimal foraging is a good example of a microeconomic, deductive modeling strategy. Anthropologists at times have even influenced the art production of the cultures they study. Regardless of how anthropologists define religions, the institutional contours of this space often determine how the practitioners label their own activity. Among anthropologists, the ratio of Democrats to Republicans is about thirty to one. Anthropologists have noted a pronounced preference for the private and domestic sphere in Danish culture. The vast majority of Brazilian anthropologists, for example, have conducted their field research within national territory. My single aphorism, derived from anthropologist Alfred Gell, is that pattern, decoration, ornament, attaches people to things. Definition of anthropologist in US English: anthropologist nounˌanTHrəˈpäləjəstˌænθrəˈpɑlədʒəst An expert in or student of anthropology. some anthropologists think that members of hunting and gathering societies tend to have more leisure Example sentencesExamples Among anthropologists, the ratio of Democrats to Republicans is about thirty to one. Developed by biologists and anthropologists, optimal foraging is a good example of a microeconomic, deductive modeling strategy. Anthropologists at times have even influenced the art production of the cultures they study. My single aphorism, derived from anthropologist Alfred Gell, is that pattern, decoration, ornament, attaches people to things. Physical anthropologists have concluded that the skulls of two of the oldest skeletons are quite different from those of modern American Indians. Historians and anthropologists have recorded many of these men's stories on tape. The vast majority of Brazilian anthropologists, for example, have conducted their field research within national territory. Anthropologists have noted a pronounced preference for the private and domestic sphere in Danish culture. Regardless of how anthropologists define religions, the institutional contours of this space often determine how the practitioners label their own activity. Some social anthropologists still believe it is possible to explain how and why the creations of human beings become institutionalized.
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