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Australia_Day

Can we unite all Australians?

TermDefinition
slaughter (v) kill in a bloody way
The children were stolen The children were taken away
disease (n) an illness often caused by infection
indigenous people (n) native people (who first lived on the land)
demonstrate against sth (v) take part in a public protest meeting against sth
apologize to someone for sth (v) to say you're sorry
sacred (adj, grey) of special religious value
life expectancy (n) the number of years a person can expect to live
unemployment (n.) the situation of not having a job
unemployed (adj) without a job
proud of (adj) fier de
denounce (v) to condemn openly
although there are problems even if there are problems
Therefore I am convinced that... As a consequence, I am convinced that
Furthermore What's more; in addition
Believe something (v) be convinced that it is true
He likes it whereas his brother dislikes it Il aime cela alors que son frère n'aime pas cela
I am still hungry J'ai encore faim
loss (n) the fact of no longer having something
Stay the same (v) the opposite of "change"
That belongs to me That is mine
Foreign (adj) coming from a different country
Discovery (n) découverte
Controversial (adj) making people disagree
Killing (n) tuerie
White supremacy (n) The idea that white culture is superior
Aussie (n) An Australian
Appallingly (adv) Horribly
Plight (n) A difficult and painful situation
Rate (n) taux
Current (adj) Happening now
Issue (n) a problem
Face something (v) Be confronted with something
Institutional racism (n) Racism in official institutions (school, government)
For instance For example
Mourning (n) Deuil
I disagree with you I think you are wrong
Remind someone of something Make someone remember something
Achievement (n) une réussite
Rather than plutôt que
 



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