negro
美音:
[´ni:grəu
]英音:
[´ni:grəu
]n.黑人
难易程度:
negro为六级词汇
词形变化:
名词复数:Negroes
negro
/'ni:grəʊ; `niˇro/
n (pl ~es / -rEUz; -roz/) (sometimes offensive 有时作轻蔑语) member of the black-skinned race of mankind that originated in Africa 黑种人; 黑人.
negro
npluralNegroes[C]old-fashioned
[Date: 1500-1600; Language: Spanish;Origin:Portuguese, from negro 'black', from Latin niger]
a word for a black person, which is now usually considered offensive
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1. But why is he a black man? Why is he a Negro male with a worn T-shirt and shining eyes? Why is he not a white man? 我又想象另一种可能性。当我听见那个声音时,我正带着枪在街上走。那人一定没看见我的枪。
2. The grass fresh and green, a flag on a tall pole in the centre, children playing, and a Negro woman looking at it with so much hope! 绿茵茵的草地,中间高高的旗杆上挂着一面旗子,孩子们在玩耍,一个黑人妇女望着旗子满怀希望!
3. The two young men rented a house in the town and engaged two Negro women to be housekeepers. 两个青年人在城里租了一所房子,请了两个黑人妇女做管家。
4. Negro combustion slowly built up to the revolution point. 黑人的怒火逐渐上升到采取革命行动的地步。
5. Up to my thirteenth year I lived in the little Negro town of Eatonville, Florida. 13岁之前我一直住在佛罗里达州的一个黑人小镇伊顿维尔。
6. Of course the trees and grass are not bad, but I never liked that old Negro woman looking at our American flag. 当然,树和草还不坏,但是我从来不喜欢那个望着我们美国国旗的黑人老太婆。
7. I must warn you, Miss Dietrich, that your sympathy for that little Negro girl is going a little too far. 我必须警告你,迪特里希小姐,你对那个黑人女孩的同情太过分了。
8. I found a deed dated 5 September 1768 between two brothers, John and William Waller, transferring goods between them; on the second page were the words:"and also one Negro man slave named Toby." 我发现了一张于1768年9月5日签署的契据。该契据是在名叫约翰·沃勒和威廉·沃勒的两兄弟间在进行财产转移时签署的。在第2页写着:“还有一个名叫托比的黑人奴隶。”
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