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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesdemographic
/ˌdɛməˈɡræfɪk/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A particular section of a population.
"The product is targeted at the 18-to-25 demographic."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Coined in the 20th century, combining 'demos' (Greek for 'the people') and '-graphic' (from 'graphia', meaning 'writing' or 'recording').
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10 Global Lexicons: How "demographic" is said worldwide
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démographique
Transliteration: demographique
"Ce produit cible un public démographique jeune."
Demografie
Transliteration: Demografie
"Die Demografie des Landes verändert sich schnell."
demografia
Transliteration: demografia
"Il prodotto si rivolge a una specifica demografia."
demográfico
Transliteration: demografico
"Estudiamos el grupo demográfico antes del lanzamiento."
demográfico
Transliteration: demografico
"Este mercado atrai um público demográfico específico."
जनसंख्या
Transliteration: jansankhya
"यह विज्ञापन युवा जनसंख्या को लक्षित करता है।"
人口统计
Transliteration: rénkǒu tǒngjì
"我们需要分析这个人口统计数据。"
인구통계
Transliteration: ingutonggye
"이 제품은 젊은 인구통계층을 목표로 합니다."
人口統計
Transliteration: jinkō tōkei
"ターゲット層の人口統計を調査する。"
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