Traductions de „marginalise“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

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marginalise VERBE trans GB, Aus, marginalize [ˈmɑːrdʒɪnəlaɪz, GB ˈmɑːdʒ-] VERBE trans

marginalise

marginalizar

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Feeling that their work on women's involvement in this field was being marginalised, the women on the exhibition committee withdrew their painstakingly researched work and issued an explanatory statement.

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They were often marginalised from land-based society.

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They also used all possible means to economically and socially marginalise and subjugate all other communities.

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Youths marginalised in society participate in intensive contemporary dance training, which in turn offers them educational qualifications and useful life skills.

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In addition to exhibitions by contemporary artists, this space is often used to show small collections of ethnographic objects and artefacts which are generally marginalised by larger museums and galleries.

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Any kind of extreme voice within politics has been marginalised, both on the left and the right.

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The colonial approach, through the construction of the dominant history, made the subaltern people marginalised, voiceless and dependants.

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Through reading, crafts and theatre activities, relationships are built with children and their families and links are created with the society from which the families have been marginalised.

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We think maybe he's got a bit of a complex about being marginalised...

www.irishmirror.ie

Get wise and have the courage of those you would marginalise.

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