Definition of folklife in English:

folklife

nounˈfəʊklaɪfˈfōklīf

mass noun

The way of life of a rural or traditional community.
the stories offer a window on everyday folklife
count noun they have documented a rich folklife based on hunting, trapping, fishing, and woodcutting
Example sentencesExamples
- It was not possible for them to imagine disability in relationship to folk culture and folklife.
- Impressed by the poetic treatment of African American folklife but desirous of a lengthier manuscript, Liveright suggested that Toomer enlarge the work.
- Munfla has gone on to become one of the largest archives of recorded sound in Canada, with major holdings in folklore, folklife, oral history, and popular culture.
- I was taking notes like an anthropologist about the strange folklife of the office.
- Theater and dance have a strong tradition in France, both in the classical sense and in the realm of folklife.
- He also met some of the major folklore and folklife Scandinavian scholars of the day including C. W. von Sydow and Sigurd Erixon.
- The aim of this essay has been to demonstrate that the identification of old-world sources for southern folklife is crucial to understanding this distinctive regional culture.
- In this essay, folklore, folklife, and folk culture are used more or less interchangeably.
- But his main interest in life was in the folklife of the local fishing industry.
- Croce, curator of the Smithsonian centre for folklife and cultural heritage, and a team of colleagues, visited Scotland for 10 days.
- In 1970, a reconstruction was made of ‘what the custom may have looked like at the time it was banned’ by a group of local individuals involved in folklife studies.
- The national folklife collection captures the unique heritage in Ireland and is now preserved to pass on to future generations.
- It is now time to examine those early immigrant cultures that joined Native Americans to build the foundations of southern folklife.
- This success is testament to the hard work and commitment of all those who helped to bring the national folklife collection to this spectacular location.
- It was a joy to be able to show the athletes and their mentors the Museum and the national folklife as depicted here in the Museum.

Definition of folklife in US English:

folklife

nounˈfōklīf

The way of life of a rural or traditional community.
the stories offer a window on everyday folklife
count noun they have documented a rich folklife based on hunting, trapping, fishing, and woodcutting
Example sentencesExamples
- The aim of this essay has been to demonstrate that the identification of old-world sources for southern folklife is crucial to understanding this distinctive regional culture.
- Theater and dance have a strong tradition in France, both in the classical sense and in the realm of folklife.
- In 1970, a reconstruction was made of ‘what the custom may have looked like at the time it was banned’ by a group of local individuals involved in folklife studies.
- Croce, curator of the Smithsonian centre for folklife and cultural heritage, and a team of colleagues, visited Scotland for 10 days.
- Munfla has gone on to become one of the largest archives of recorded sound in Canada, with major holdings in folklore, folklife, oral history, and popular culture.
- In this essay, folklore, folklife, and folk culture are used more or less interchangeably.
- It was not possible for them to imagine disability in relationship to folk culture and folklife.
- It is now time to examine those early immigrant cultures that joined Native Americans to build the foundations of southern folklife.
- I was taking notes like an anthropologist about the strange folklife of the office.
- Impressed by the poetic treatment of African American folklife but desirous of a lengthier manuscript, Liveright suggested that Toomer enlarge the work.
- It was a joy to be able to show the athletes and their mentors the Museum and the national folklife as depicted here in the Museum.
- He also met some of the major folklore and folklife Scandinavian scholars of the day including C. W. von Sydow and Sigurd Erixon.
- This success is testament to the hard work and commitment of all those who helped to bring the national folklife collection to this spectacular location.
- But his main interest in life was in the folklife of the local fishing industry.
- The national folklife collection captures the unique heritage in Ireland and is now preserved to pass on to future generations.

单词	folklife
释义	Definition of folklife in English: folklife nounˈfəʊklaɪfˈfōklīf mass noun The way of life of a rural or traditional community. the stories offer a window on everyday folklife count noun they have documented a rich folklife based on hunting, trapping, fishing, and woodcutting Example sentencesExamples It was not possible for them to imagine disability in relationship to folk culture and folklife. Impressed by the poetic treatment of African American folklife but desirous of a lengthier manuscript, Liveright suggested that Toomer enlarge the work. Munfla has gone on to become one of the largest archives of recorded sound in Canada, with major holdings in folklore, folklife, oral history, and popular culture. I was taking notes like an anthropologist about the strange folklife of the office. Theater and dance have a strong tradition in France, both in the classical sense and in the realm of folklife. He also met some of the major folklore and folklife Scandinavian scholars of the day including C. W. von Sydow and Sigurd Erixon. The aim of this essay has been to demonstrate that the identification of old-world sources for southern folklife is crucial to understanding this distinctive regional culture. In this essay, folklore, folklife, and folk culture are used more or less interchangeably. But his main interest in life was in the folklife of the local fishing industry. Croce, curator of the Smithsonian centre for folklife and cultural heritage, and a team of colleagues, visited Scotland for 10 days. In 1970, a reconstruction was made of ‘what the custom may have looked like at the time it was banned’ by a group of local individuals involved in folklife studies. The national folklife collection captures the unique heritage in Ireland and is now preserved to pass on to future generations. It is now time to examine those early immigrant cultures that joined Native Americans to build the foundations of southern folklife. This success is testament to the hard work and commitment of all those who helped to bring the national folklife collection to this spectacular location. It was a joy to be able to show the athletes and their mentors the Museum and the national folklife as depicted here in the Museum. Definition of folklife in US English: folklife nounˈfōklīf The way of life of a rural or traditional community. the stories offer a window on everyday folklife count noun they have documented a rich folklife based on hunting, trapping, fishing, and woodcutting Example sentencesExamples The aim of this essay has been to demonstrate that the identification of old-world sources for southern folklife is crucial to understanding this distinctive regional culture. Theater and dance have a strong tradition in France, both in the classical sense and in the realm of folklife. In 1970, a reconstruction was made of ‘what the custom may have looked like at the time it was banned’ by a group of local individuals involved in folklife studies. Croce, curator of the Smithsonian centre for folklife and cultural heritage, and a team of colleagues, visited Scotland for 10 days. Munfla has gone on to become one of the largest archives of recorded sound in Canada, with major holdings in folklore, folklife, oral history, and popular culture. In this essay, folklore, folklife, and folk culture are used more or less interchangeably. It was not possible for them to imagine disability in relationship to folk culture and folklife. It is now time to examine those early immigrant cultures that joined Native Americans to build the foundations of southern folklife. I was taking notes like an anthropologist about the strange folklife of the office. Impressed by the poetic treatment of African American folklife but desirous of a lengthier manuscript, Liveright suggested that Toomer enlarge the work. It was a joy to be able to show the athletes and their mentors the Museum and the national folklife as depicted here in the Museum. He also met some of the major folklore and folklife Scandinavian scholars of the day including C. W. von Sydow and Sigurd Erixon. This success is testament to the hard work and commitment of all those who helped to bring the national folklife collection to this spectacular location. But his main interest in life was in the folklife of the local fishing industry. The national folklife collection captures the unique heritage in Ireland and is now preserved to pass on to future generations.
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