单词	Negro
释义	NegroNe‧gro /ˈniːɡrəʊ $ -ɡroʊ/ noun (plural Negroes) [countable] old-fashioned Word Origin WORD ORIGINNegro Origin: 1500-1600 Spanish, Portuguese, from negro ‘black’, from Latin niger Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Blues singers do well in Ireland, as Celts have a feeling for Negro music. If the Negro was equal in the eyes of the law, the men wearing badges needed glasses. Max is a jazz musician, a black cat with Negro features, who owns a talking saxophone, his Alto Ego. Overnight Lucky had become an oddball Negro. Sergio parked by the sundial, and walked to the front door where a painted wooden Negro stood in attendance. The Negro is not some one to be laughed at, Mr Foster. The Negro of tragedy taken away from his family and home. Zachary Macaulay's 1823 pamphlet, Negro Slavery, was a good example. a word for a black person, usually considered offensive—Negro adjective
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