symbol of cultural diversity
- noun
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símbolo de la diversidad cultural
- Her restaurant serves as a symbol of cultural diversity, bringing together flavors from around the world.
Examples
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The mosaic in the town square is often hailed as a symbol of cultural diversity by locals.
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The annual festival has become a symbol of cultural diversity within the city.
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The symbol of cultural diversity is vital.
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The festival is a symbol of cultural diversity in our city.
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The city mural serves as a symbol of cultural diversity, showcasing the traditions of various ethnic communities.
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The festival is a symbol of cultural diversity, bringing together people from different backgrounds to celebrate their heritage.
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The museum's exhibit features artifacts that act as a symbol of cultural diversity, highlighting the rich traditions of multiple cultures.
Surface Forms
Morphology
symbol + of + cultural + diversity
The phrase is compositionally built from clearly interpretable parts: 'symbol' (a sign that stands for something) + 'of' (denoting relation) + 'cultural diversity' (the inclusion of multiple cultures). A B1 learner who knows these constituents can readily infer that it refers to something that represents the presence of multiple distinct cultures; the construction is common cross-linguistically and follows standard noun-of-noun composition.
Etymology
Symbol of cultural diversity may come from everyday images like a picture made of many small tiles or a festival where different foods, clothes, and music meet. These images show how one symbol can 'stand for' many different cultures, so the phrase symbol of cultural diversity is used for something that shows 'many different cultures' together.
