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[ti:] |
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[ar:] |
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[al:] |
| [00:13.43] |
urban(municipal, metropolitan) |
| [00:17.58] |
rustic(rural, unsophisticated) |
| [00:21.36] |
community: There are seven churches in our community. |
| [00:31.82] |
metropolitan |
| [00:39.27] |
exotic(unusual, foreign): Susan and Bill love to eat spicy and exotic food. |
| [00:51.93] |
conventional(traditional, customary): Mary thought marriage and family was too conventional so she joined the army. |
| [01:04.05] |
convention: Chinese people have the convention of shaking hands. |
| [01:13.66] |
patriarchal |
| [01:22.38] |
institutionalize: One question that is raised is how to institutionalize our scholarship disciplines. |
| [01:32.82] |
clan |
| [01:39.48] |
status(position, rank): The status of colonial women had been well studied. |
| [01:48.25] |
taboo(ban, prohibition): Four-letter words are taboo words to these ladies. |
| [01:58.12] |
ethics |
| [02:02.68] |
genteel(well-bred, courteous) |
| [02:07.09] |
marital(wedded, conjugal) |
| [02:10.87] |
polygamous |
| [02:17.48] |
household |
