I. North African [ˌnɔːθˈæfrɪkən] ПРИЛ.
North African town, custom, climate:
II. North African [ˌnɔːθˈæfrɪkən] СУЩ.
- nordafricano (nordafricana)
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- This term is used in Italy to mean immigrants from third-world countries (black Africa, the North-African Arab countries, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, China) or from the parts of Eastern Europe that have not yet joined the European Union (Albania, Romania). In everyday language the term extracomunitario, whilst it might seem to be politically correct and bureaucratic, is in fact discriminatory as it reflects prejudices that are hard to overcome. Its use as a label for poor immigrants who are exploited in underpaid jobs, often illegally and without the required work permit, and involved in illegal trafficking or criminal activities, expresses distrust and fear, and sometimes even outright contempt and hostility.
I. north [брит. nɔːθ, америк. nɔrθ] СУЩ.
II. North
III. north [брит. nɔːθ, америк. nɔrθ] ПРИЛ. attrib.
I. North African СУЩ.
II. North African ПРИЛ.
I. north [nɔ:rθ] СУЩ.
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The work did not involve any wider political reforms in the North African nation.
en.wikipedia.org In a matter of a few years he became the largest supplier of cement to the North African country.
en.wikipedia.org Couscous seems to have a North African origin.
en.wikipedia.org For the next six months, she busied herself protecting merchant ships making the voyage to North African ports.
en.wikipedia.org The custom according to some North African prayer books is to recite the second paragraph only at the conclusion of weekday morning services.
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