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Meanings of aboriginals in English
Russian
австралийские аборигены Portuguese
aborígenes australianos Spanish
aborigen australiano Catalan
aborígens australians 
Term used to refer to some groups of Indigenous Australians.
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Examples for "aborigines"
Examples for "aborigines"
1
Beliefs of the Central Australian aborigines concerning the reincarnation of the dead.
2
Belief of the Australian aborigines in sorcery as the cause of death.
3
He would live in the Marquesas as he said the aborigines do.
4
Their condition now brought them in almost daily contact with the aborigines.
5
The following represent a select list of works on the American aborigines:-H.
1
Hospitality is the ornament, and has been the ruin, of the aborigine.
2
Fine red iron-oxide dust settled into everything They had several aborigine servants.
3
But if ever there was an astonished aborigine, Lone Wolf was the same.
4
Even a broad-nosed, foreheadless, blubber-lippedaborigine from the hill-junglesobjected to his presence!
5
Got some kind of an aborigine caged up in it.
1
The people who did create a society in Australia were Aboriginal Australians.
2
Aboriginal Australians are not the whole story, they're part of Australia's history.
3
Spider goddess of the aboriginal Australians and on several of the Malaysian islands.
4
During the pair's tour of Australia they made disparaging remarks about Aboriginal Australians.
5
Aboriginal Australians may have adopted and then abandoned bows and arrows.
Usage of aboriginals in English
1
Approaching the Gulf of Carpentaria, he had several encounters with the aboriginals.
2
The party lags in opinion polls, and aboriginals traditionally vote for the opposition.
3
Outside the village were three or four conical yourts belonging to the aboriginals.
4
Only once did the sombre rapture of these aboriginals find expression.
5
Not one of those aboriginals had ever seen anything of the kind before.
6
Some locals, mostly aboriginals, claim that diamond mining is disrupting the migration routes.
7
It's a technique you find among the aboriginals of Siberia and the Tungusk.
8
All four were of deep bronze complexion, and to all appearance pure-blooded aboriginals.
9
His Excellency also introduced two aboriginals who had accompanied Mr. Landsborough from Carpentaria.
10
Maybe you have seen the Dervishes, or the Fijians, or the Australian aboriginals?
11
A United Nations human rights panel had blasted Canada for its treatment of aboriginals.
12
Great tact is necessary in the education of the aboriginals.
13
Even the poorest settler has had the aid of aboriginals.
14
The aboriginals of the country need not be reckoned with.
15
Who were these carvers of stones, the aboriginals of Gafsa?
16
The number of aboriginals in parliament went from four to 10 in the past decade.
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