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Meanings of popular culture in inglés

ruso
масс-культура
portugués
cultura pop
español
cultura popular
catalán
folklòric

Set of norms or trends dominant in a society at a given time.

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cultura popular
Usage of popular culture in inglés
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They're working their way through the last hundred years of popular culture.
Broken Homes
2
The elemental power of sexuality has also waned in American popular culture.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
3
Chivalry was more a creation of popular culture than any widespread reality.
Provenance
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However, they are perpetuated by a popular culture that reinforces these ideas.
Ebony
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She also acknowledged her musical family for their impact on popular culture.
Reuters
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For better, for worse, he's sort of made political culture popular culture.
The new yorker
7
Indeed, in popular culture it was still viewed as being merely naughty.
BBC
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The items will be a part of the popular culture history collections.
Reuters
9
By contrast, 21st century popular culture extols the virtue of maximised visibility.
The Guardian
10
Or many people trying to keep in the loop with popular culture.
The South African
11
Robert Thompson, professor of television and popular culture at Syracuse University, agreed.
Reuters
12
Ivan Pavlov's dogs are as entrenched in popular culture as Schrödinger's cat.
The Irish Times
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Other major impediments included the media and popular culture followed by financial problems.
Reuters
14
Both men reject the works of the modern world, particularly American popular culture.
The new yorker
15
Friends destroyed too much that was good about post-war popular culture.
The Irish Times
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India's film industry, Bollywood, is the country's most dominant form of popular culture.
BBC
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Translations for popular culture
Popular culture through the time
Popular culture across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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