Translations for Afro-Caribbean in the English»French Dictionary

Afro-Caribbean [Brit ˌafrəʊkarɪˈbiːən, ˌafrəʊkəˈrɪbɪən, Am ˌæfroʊkəˈrɪbiən] ADJ

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Afro-Caribbean

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His musical influences included jazz, blues, funk and Afro-Caribbean rhythms. en.wikipedia.org

These racial variations justify a more conservative approach in patients of Afro-Caribbean descent with proven sarcoidosis elsewhere. en.wikipedia.org

Limbo dancers generally move and respond to a number of specific Afro-Caribbean drum patterns. en.wikipedia.org

Her Afro-Caribbean heritage and her understanding of contemporary and historical influences have impacted her art form. en.wikipedia.org

The Afro-Caribbean community amounts to 8% according to the latest census statistics. en.wikipedia.org

It is a fiercely vivid account of a culture infused with the most electrifying elements of Afro-Caribbean heritage. en.wikipedia.org

Over 200 youths, black and white with predominantly Afro-Caribbean heritage reportedly turned on the police. en.wikipedia.org

After the war, the area became a refuge for the first Afro-Caribbean born contingent. en.wikipedia.org

Other risk factors associated with luteomas are multiple pregnancies, advanced maternal age, and Afro-Caribbean ethnicity. en.wikipedia.org

He has recorded several highly acclaimed projects in the Afro-Caribbean jazz genre. en.wikipedia.org

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