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Meanings of igeneration in English
Cohort succeeding the Millennials, born between 1997 and 2012.
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Loose grouping of Chinese filmmakers who started working from the mid 2000s onwards, known for utilising documentary, avant-garde and digital filmmaking techniques.
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Examples for "post-millennials"
Examples for "post-millennials"
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This has been particularly popular between digital natives like millennials and post-millennials.
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Now many millennials and post-millennials take a keen interest in plants.
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Nature's feel As millennials and post-millennials, there is really no break from the digital world.
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Millennials and post-millennials are increasingly obsessed with these cute little plants with their thick and chunky leaves.
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Also known as post-millennials, Gen Z is the generation born between 1996 and 2015.
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When broken down by age group, the results tell an interesting story -and suggest the "zoomer" generation may be getting more conservative.
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There are all sorts of settings and complications that await the noob Zoomer.
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Rudimentary but engagingly zany, they attracted a substantial if hodgepodge fanbase from body-conscious zoomers to middle-aged mums.
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'It's this way, ya zoomer,' Dazza says, tugging Rocks' sleeve as he fails to move from the spot.
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You can't make this shit up folks, but hey… where would we be without a bit of Zoomer humour every now and then?
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Generation Z is just as reluctant to embrace robots as Gen Zimmerframe.
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They're either very young millennials or elder members of Generation Z.
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Millennials and Generation Z are the core of the future workforce.
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East Greenland's Generation Z is stalled at a crossroads, unsure who they are.
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And what about the kids -how will Generation Z shop for food?
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Of course we're lit at speaking directly to the Gen Z.
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Gen Z have figured out ways to be very social via democratized tech.
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Gen Z are holding no such punches, and it's absolutely delightful.
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Oryema, who is 25, has all the characteristics of the Gen Z demographic.
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She said generally speaking, Gen Z had many admirable traits.
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Vaccarello's approach is one that appeals to the digital native generation.
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And it's also the kind of fashion joke that could prove digital native catnip.
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Hey, when you're raising a digital native, parents need all the help they can get.
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What happens when young people from the digital native generation remove their internet access for a week?
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He sees himself as a digital native.
Usage of igeneration in English
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So how do you nurture independent thinking in the young minds of the iGeneration?
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I've recently finished reading the book Rewired: Understanding the iGeneration and the Way They Learn .
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Enniskillen-based iGeneration has won a major contract with a group of influential Greek psychologists to develop and market their theories online.
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Starring in The Irregulars, these two Queens of Comedy would be the female version of The Odd Couple for the iGeneration.
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Translations for igeneration
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