Pronunciation: /ɛθˈnɑɡrəfər/
noun a person who studies and writes about different cultures and societies
A1 An ethnographer studies different cultures and societies.
A2 The ethnographer conducted interviews with the local community to understand their traditions.
B1 The ethnographer spent months living with the tribe to observe their daily life.
B2 As an ethnographer, she published several papers on the impact of globalization on indigenous communities.
C1 The renowned ethnographer was invited to speak at an international conference on cultural anthropology.
C2 The ethnographer's groundbreaking research challenged existing theories on cultural evolution.
formal The ethnographer conducted extensive fieldwork to study the cultural practices of the indigenous tribe.
informal The ethnographer spent months living with the community to learn about their way of life.
slang The ethnographer was totally immersed in the local culture, dude.
figurative The ethnographer peeled back the layers of tradition to uncover the essence of the society.
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