From the turn of the century onward, she shared the life of the aborigines.(從世紀之交以后，她就過著和土著人一樣的生活。)

Mr Moore said there were particularly great job opportunities for Aborigines who joined in the project.(摩爾稱，這一活動能為土著居民提供大量的工作機會。)

Some viewed it as critical of the Aborigines, who pride themselves on living in harmony with nature.(有些人認為這是對原住民的批評，因為他們以與大自然和諧相處為榮。)

Aborigines are actually not one people, but hundreds of different groups, each with its own language.(土著人其實并不是一個民族，而是指數百個不同的族群，每一個族群都有自己的語言。)

In the meantime, though, by ones and twos, some Aborigines have managed to succeed.(同時，盡管三三兩兩地，一些原著民設法成功。)

I join young white families staring in silence at the chains and shackles, and photographs of grim-faced Aborigines manacled together.(我和年輕的白人家庭一起默默地看著那些沉重的鎖鏈和腳鐐，以及被銬在一起，臉色凝重的土著人照片。)

Ever since European first explored Australia, people have been trying to understand the ancient rock drawings and cavings created by the Aborigines, the original inhabitants of the continent.(自從歐洲人首次發現澳洲，人們就在嘗試了解由土著居民，即這片大陸的原始居民，創作的古代巖畫和雕刻品。)

The Aborigines began to draw ships which they would have seen along the coast—it's hard for us to imagine what they must have thought when these first began to appear.(土著人開始畫他們認為會在海邊看到的船——我們很難想象當這些船真的出現時他們會怎么想。)

Aborigines danced in a circle.(土著們圍成一圈跳著舞。)

Five miles in any direction, except north, the way we came, leads one into the midst of the Aborigines.(除了我們過來的北面方向，往任何方向走上五英里，都有路通向土著人中間。)