I. Cau·ca·sian [kɔ:ˈkeɪʒən, 美
esp kɑ:ˈ-] 名词
2. Caucasian (sb from the Caucasus):
- Caucasian
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3. Caucasian (language):
- Caucasian
- Kaukasisch nt
II. Cau·ca·sian [kɔ:ˈkeɪʒən, 美
esp kɑ:ˈ-] 形 不变的
1. Caucasian (white-skinned):
- Caucasian
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2. Caucasian (of Caucasus):
- Caucasian
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The boy is described as Caucasian in appearance and 4 to 6 years old.
en.wikipedia.org Slaves were a major commodity of the time, and thus the Caucasian coast became a slave trade center.
en.wikipedia.org Test scores have shown to be improving for minority populations, however, they are improving at the same rate for Caucasian children as well.
en.wikipedia.org A Caucasian male was also found to have symptoms of the disease, but possessed only one defective chromosome.
en.wikipedia.org Her husband is Caucasian, which at times has been a campaign issue.
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