Definition of bicultural
:of, relating to, or including two distinct cultures
- bicultural education
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Applicants from around the world are drawn by grants, funded in part by the government, and the opportunity to test their products on a bilingual, bicultural market that operates under United States law.
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Her bilingual and bicultural skills are an advantage when communicating with parents who primarily speak Spanish.
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Kwong was fluently bilingual and bicultural, and deeply attached to Chinese America.
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CNCO -- a bilingual/bicultural pop group spawned from a TV reality show -- were the winners in the coveted artist of the year, new category.
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Living in two worlds The duo attempts to tackle those questions from a bicultural point of view, Enriquez said.
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First Known Use of bicultural
1922
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