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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈstɛriətaɪps/ · UK /ˈsteriətaɪps/
stereotypes means: Fixed, often unfair ideas about what all people in a group are like.
noun
FIXED GROUP IDEASB2
Fixed, often unfair ideas about what all people in a group are like.
- Stereotypes can hurt people.
- The film challenges stereotypes about older women.
- Do these adverts reinforce gender stereotypes?
Questions about stereotypes
What does stereotypes mean?
Fixed, often unfair ideas about what all people in a group are like.
What is stereotypes in other languages?
Türkçe: kalıp yargılar · Español: estereotipos · Français: stéréotypes · Deutsch: Stereotype · Italiano: stereotipi · 日本語: 固定観念
How do you pronounce stereotypes?
In American English /ˈstɛriətaɪps/; in British English /ˈsteriətaɪps/.
How do you use stereotypes in a sentence?
Stereotypes can hurt people. The film challenges stereotypes about older women.
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