subculture in Russian
subculture in Russian is субкульту́ра, субкультура — 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 Russian
субкульту́ра
Pronounced: subkultura
A portion of a culture distinguished by its customs or other features, often in contrast to the larger mainstream culture.
субкультура
Pronounced: subkultura
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 Russian?
"subculture" in Russian is субкульту́ра, субкультура. 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 pronounce субкульту́ра?
"subculture" in Russian is субкульту́ра, pronounced "subkultura".
How do you use "subculture" in a sentence?
Example: "Skateboarding grew into a subculture with its own clothing and slang." In Russian, "subculture" is субкульту́ра, субкультура.
Are there other ways to say "subculture" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "subculture": субкульту́ра, субкультура.
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