Negro
英 [ˈniː.ɡrəʊ]
美 [ˈniː.ɡroʊ]
记忆“Negro”的方法可以基于它的拼写和含义:
1. 拆分拼写:“Ne-gro”。
2. 联想记忆:想象“Negro”这个单词就像是“黑色”的意思,其中“Ne”可以联想到“黑色”的“黑”,而“gro”可以想象成“黑色物质”。
通过这种拼写上的联想,可以将“Negro”与黑色相关联,帮助记忆其含义。不过,需要注意的是,“Negro”这个词在现代英语中已被认为是不敏感和过时的,通常被“Black”替换使用。
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Negro 黑人来自拉丁语niger,黑的,暗的,可能来自PIE*nekw,黑暗,夜晚,词源同night.
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negro: see denigrate
- Negro (n.)
- "member of a black-skinned race of Africa," 1550s, from Spanish or Portuguese negro "black," from Latin nigrum (nominative niger) "black, dark, sable, dusky," figuratively "gloomy, unlucky, bad, wicked," of unknown origin (perhaps from PIE *nekw-t- "night;" see Watkins). As an adjective from 1590s. Use with a capital N- became general early 20c. (e.g. 1930 in "New York Times" stylebook) in reference to U.S. citizens of African descent, but because of its perceived association with white-imposed attitudes and roles the word was ousted late 1960s in this sense by Black (q.v.).
Professor Booker T. Washington, being politely interrogated ... as to whether negroes ought to be called 'negroes' or 'members of the colored race' has replied that it has long been his own practice to write and speak of members of his race as negroes, and when using the term 'negro' as a race designation to employ the capital 'N' ["Harper's Weekly," June 2, 1906]
Meaning "English language as spoken by U.S. blacks" is from 1704. French nègre is a 16c. borrowing from Spanish negro.
- 1. It's impolite to call the black people Negro.
- 称呼黑人为Negro是不礼貌的。
- 2. The Negro minstrel is touring the country.
- 那个黑人歌舞团正在全国各地巡回演出.
- 3. He was the first Negro ever to enroll there.
- 他是学院招收的第一个黑人学生.
- 4. The negro sluts seemed to try themselves whenever she drove by.
- 那些浪荡女人似乎都要出来捣乱.
- 5. Even the presence of a negro maid would not satisfy the conventions.
- 即使有个黑人侍女跟在身边,从习俗上讲也还是不够的.