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Pronunciation / Transliteration: estratificação
"A estratificação social afeta o acesso aos recursos."
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The arrangement or classification of something into different groups, classes, or layers.
"Social stratification remains a major focus of sociological research."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Early 17th century: from medieval Latin stratificatio(n-), from the verb stratificare (see stratify).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Stratification" is said worldwide
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stratification
Transliteration: stratification
"La stratification sociale est visible dans les zones urbaines."
Stratifikation
Transliteration: Stratifikation
"Die soziale Stratifikation beeinflusst die Lebenschancen."
stratificazione
Transliteration: stratificazione
"La stratificazione sociale è un tema complesso."
estratificación
Transliteration: estratificación
"La estratificación social es evidente en muchas sociedades."
estratificação
Transliteration: estratificação
"A estratificação social afeta o acesso aos recursos."
स्तरीकरण
Transliteration: starikaran
"भारतीय समाज में सामाजिक स्तरीकरण का लंबा इतिहास है।"
分层
Transliteration: fēncéng
"社会分层是社会学的重要研究领域。"
계층화
Transliteration: gyechunghwa
"현대 사회는 복잡한 계층화를 보여줍니다."
階層化
Transliteration: kaisōka
"社会の階層化は経済格差を生む。"
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