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Перевод: intermarriage

[существительное]
брак между людьми разных рас или национальностей; брак между родственниками

Тезаурус:

1. The multi-dimensional scaling configuration resulting from processing the "degree of intermarriage" values might therefore be expected to reflect geographical location of the villages.
2. This social fusion has taken place through intermarriage and access to the social circles and institutions which denote prestige in society, such as organisations, clubs and landed estates (Sunkel 1965).
3. However, it also leant heavily on the opinions of people like Alexander Graham Bell who were fervent supporters of the Pure Oral Method, and even Dr. David Buxton who managed to get in a recommendation on his pet subject, that intermarriage of deaf people should be discouraged (see Chapter 5).
4. Exact numbers are unavailable: 2.5 to three million is the accepted figure, though 70 years of cultural and religious suppression, intermarriage and assimilation means that the real number - in Zionist terms those who qualify for automatic Israeli citizenship under the Law of Return - may be far higher.
5. Intermarriage between the noble families means that all the counts are related at least distantly, and many are cousins or half-cousins.
6. What neither the historian nor archaeologist can reconstruct is the time taken for the two cultures to mingle, with intermarriage and innovations in the languages.
7. Most of these men, by intermarriage, were also descended from other conquistadors.
8. Two introductory chapters discuss the genre of interior views and the history of the Wittgenstein family, the latter a fascinating roll-call of princely alliances (intermarriage with the Radziwill family) European history (distinguished service in the Napoleonic campaigns) and artistic patronage (Chopin, Schinkel, Winterhalter).
9. Over generations of intermarriage, this has produced the Madeiran of today with his own personality and pronunciation of Portuguese words.
10. Many sought refuge in intermarriage, with Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, Thais, as well as Americans and Europeans.
11. It was common practice for marriage registers to record the places of abode of the newly-weds, and what Kendall did was to use this information to construct a crude measure of dissimilarity between villages based on frequency of intermarriage over a long period.
12. In Britain, caste is not really relevant in the same way, it usually gives rise only to petty jealousy (except where intermarriage is concerned).
13. Twenty-five years earlier, in England, Dr. David Buxton, the Principal of the Liverpool School for the Deaf and Dumb, had published a pamphlet On the Marriage and Intermarriage of the Deaf and Dumb in 1857, in which he produced statistics to back up his belief that while it should not be forbidden for deaf people to marry, it was highly objectionable that they should intermarry.