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Meanings of hispanic in anglès
català
hispà Persons of Spanish-speaking cultures, mainly from Spain and Hispanic America.
Related terms
Sinònims
Examples for "Spanish American"
Examples for "Spanish American"
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The Spanish American colonies had not the same preparation for independence that we had.
2
Those of the Spanish American colonies eight years later.
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Trade had sprung up with the Spanish American States.
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Federalism, therefore, was the Spanish American expression for a feudalism upheld by military lordlets and their retainers.
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These circumstances account for that curious political phase in the development of the Spanish American nations-thepresidential despotism.
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To quote the phrase of an Hispanic American, they stood "on the margin of international life."
2
President Barack Obama has come under pressure from Hispanic American supporters who assail a policy of deporting Central Americans.
3
Largely forgotten these days, Chávez was, in many ways, the Hispanic American equivalent to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
4
A rising Democratic star seen as potentially reaching national office, Castro, 37, is the first Hispanic American to fill that convention slot.
5
A brief introduction to the history and present aspects of Hispanic American civilization is W. R. Shepherd, "Latin America" (New York, 1914).
Usage of hispanic in anglès
1
I have white friends, black friends, hispanic friends and Haitian friends.
2
The document says the attack was targeted at the local Hispanic community.
3
Hispanic patients also reported better perceptions of communication across all four measures.
4
He received an overwhelming majority of the Hispanic vote in November's election.
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Ethnic variation exists and African Americans are less affected than Hispanic Americans.
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There are 50 million people of Hispanic descent in the United States.
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Two irreplaceable persons- ahillmanand a Hispanic, to be sure; nevertheless, persons.
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Hispanic, and very Catholic, probably illegal, and at the moment, extremely distraught.
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Mr Trump has been accused, however, of stoking hatred against Hispanic people.
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Background: Overweight Hispanic women are at high risk for type 2 diabetes.
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Methods: An integrative review of studies measuring Hispanic parental perception was conducted.
12
Roughly half of the students are African American; the rest are Hispanic.
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Miami has an admittedly large Hispanic population, but…but…a large chunk is Cuban.
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In Chicago, building an African-American and Hispanic coalition is no easy task.
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Some of the advertisements targeted military and Hispanic students, the FTC said.
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I have some information on our deceased male Hispanic from this morning.
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Hispanic through the time
Hispanic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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