ethnographer

noun

1. 人种志（或人种论）研究者
   a person who studies different races and cultures

1. Another less startling but novel use was uncovered during fieldwork in China by Donna Flynn, an ethnographer working for Microsoft on product marketing and design.
   手机另一个不那么惊人的新奇用途，是为微软（Microsoft）产品营销及设计部门工作的人种学者唐娜•弗林（DonnaFlynn）在中国进行现场工作期间发现的。
2. The company hired an ethnographer, social scientist and designer to go to villages and study the use of computers.
   该公司雇用了一位人种学者、一名社会学家和一名设计师前往村落，研究电脑的使用。
3. Once'informants'begin to be considered as co-authors, and the ethnographer as scribe and archivist as well as interpreting observer, we can ask new, critical questions of all ethnographies.
   一旦“被访人”开始被当作合著者，而民族志学者既是抄写员、档案保管员也是进行阐释的观察者，我们就能够对所有的民族志提出新的批评性问题。
4. Because relationships are virtually the stock and trade of a good ethnographer, care must be taken when leaving the field.
   因为关系事实上是存货和好民族志学者的贸易，当离开领域的时候，照料一定被采取。

noun

1. an anthropologist who does ethnography