bicultural
adjective uk/ˌbaɪˈkʌl.tʃər.əl/ us/baɪˈkʌl.tʃɚ.əl/
双重文化的|两种文化的
belonging to, representing, or understanding two different cultures
He is a Chinese American who is at ease in both worlds because he is completely bicultural and biliterate. 他是一个在两个世界都很自在的中美混血儿，因为他精通双重文化并具备双重语言读写能力。
The company's goal is to serve Hispanic communities better, with bilingual employees and bicultural marketing. 公司的目标是通过用双语员工和双重文化市场，更好地为西班牙社群服务。
She had grown up bilingual and bicultural, speaking Thai with her mother and English with her father. 她在双重语言双重文化环境长大，和她的妈妈说泰语和她的爸爸说英语。
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- Gomez tells her own life story to illustrate some of the difficulties of living a bicultural life.
- In teaching his immigrant students French literature, he isn't trying to disconnect them from their non-European roots, but to help them to become bicultural.
- The group operates bilingual and bicultural schools serving Jewish and Arab students, who are taught in both Hebrew and Arabic.