rich culture
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3.5
- noun
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rica cultura
- The festival celebrated the rich culture of the region, showcasing traditional music, art, and cuisine.
- people and their rich culture
Examples
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They forgot that we came from such a rich culture, such a rich tradition.
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The 2012 FIFA World Cup provides football fans a rare opportunity to experience the beautiful landscape, rich culture, and incredible sights Brazil has to offer.
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Instead, it must be respected as a unique, rich culture.
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No, I think our rich culture and history are sufficient to remind us of that.
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Japan is an amazing country with a beautifully rich culture as well!
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With its great history, tremendous people, and rich culture, India has truly overwhelming potential.
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Jon is a native of Long Beach and has a deep passion for Long Beach, California, and its rich culture.
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Throughout their history, the people of Lithuania have developed a rich culture of song, dance, and traditional costumes.
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I always talk about Morocco in glowing terms, about its beauty, its rich culture, and history.
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Part of the New Zealand experience includes learning more about the rich culture of the Maori, New Zealand's founding people.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
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4.0
Traditions, beliefs, and customs people pass down in a family or society
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3.7
Traditions, objects, and customs people keep and pass on to future generations
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3.9
The past of a society's art, beliefs, and customs
A lively culture with many arts events and social activities
How Rich
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning of 'rich culture' is directly compositional: 'rich' (abundant/valued) modifies 'culture' (shared customs and practices), so the phrase straightforwardly means a culture with abundant or valuable traditions. This adjective+noun pattern is common cross-linguistically and should be immediately understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituents.
Etymology
Rich culture creates a clear picture: rich means full and good, like soil that grows many plants, and culture is the shared customs, art and stories of a people. So rich culture means a community full of many 'traditions', 'arts' and 'stories' that shape the way people live.