subculture in Irish
subculture in Irish is fochultúr — subculture means a group inside a larger culture that has its own habits, values or style and often stands apart from the mainstream.
subculture in Irish
fochultúr
A portion of a culture distinguished by its customs or other features, often in contrast to the larger mainstream culture.
What does "subculture" mean?
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noun A group inside a larger culture that has its own habits, values or style and often stands apart from the mainstream.
"Skateboarding grew into a subculture with its own clothing and slang."
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noun A culture of microorganisms made by transferring some of an earlier culture to fresh growth medium.
"The technician prepared a subculture from the original sample."
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verb To move microorganisms into fresh nutrient material so that a new culture can grow.
"The students subculture the bacteria every week."
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subculture in a sentence
- Skateboarding grew into a subculture with its own clothing and slang.
- Sociologists study how a subculture forms around a style of music.
- The technician prepared a subculture from the original sample.
- Each subculture was kept in its own dish.
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What is "subculture" in Irish?
"subculture" in Irish is fochultúr. subculture means: A group inside a larger culture that has its own habits, values or style and often stands apart from the mainstream.
How do you use "subculture" in a sentence?
Example: "Skateboarding grew into a subculture with its own clothing and slang." In Irish, "subculture" is fochultúr.
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