europeanise การใช้

• They are " Europeanised " versions of Aboriginal words, except for Ernie.
• The strikers'demands were opposed by the indigenous, Europeanised middle-class.
• The Saar territory was to be Europeanised under the context of the Western European Union.
• Beginning in his third year he attended a Dutch-run school for Europeanised, they agreed.
• :: : : A couple of things might contribute to the idea that it's Caucasian or Europeanised.
• In modern, Europeanised, Hebrew the initial consonants may be pronounced alike, but historically they are utterly different.
• But presumably Canberra, and Woolongabba belong in the category, despite being far more " Europeanised " then any of them.
• Economically and socially, all but a few educated and Europeanised Africans were at a disadvantage vis-?vis the Europeans.
• Portugal sought in Mozambique, as it did in all its colonies, to Europeanise the local population and assimilate them into Portuguese culture.
• One of the results was the development of a new middle class of Europeanised African " " 関olu閟 " " in the cities.
• This effectively limited the franchise to European settlers, most mulattos and a small number of Europeanised Africans ( " Assimilados " ).
• In his works he refutes the arch-nationalist interpreters of the poem and disdains others, such as critic Eleuterio Tiscornia, for their Europeanising approach.
• In the first half of the 19th century, the Ottoman Empire was swept by a wave of reforms meant to centralise and Europeanise the government of the state.
• Although Lenin was impressed by the architecture of the Kremlin, he had always disliked Moscow, a traditional Russian city which differed from the Europeanised style of Petrograd.
• According to McCracken, the uprising failed because Chilembwe was over-reliant on a small Europeanised " petite bourgeoisie " and did not gain enough mass support.
• In 1981 a request for verification of this from the London Central Mosque produced the response that Emin is a Europeanised variation of the " Arabic " : Ameen.
• The drinking of alcohol also serves as a symbol of Westernisation; as Hanafi becomes more Europeanised, he takes up the practice  one which forbidden by his Islamic faith.
• Sunny Ad?has said that his refusal to allow Island to meddle with his compositions and over-Europeanise and Americanise his music were the reasons why Island then decided to look elsewhere.
• The re-made, Europeanised landscape now took on an air of mellow decay, and started to look'natural', unusual in a recently colonised country like New Zealand.
• Some opposition parties in Croatia advocated the view that, far from Europeanising Croatia, Tu
  man was responsible for its " Balkanisation " and that during his presidency, he acted like a despot.