black 英[blæk] 美[blæk] adj. 黑(色)的; 黑色人种的; 黑暗的; 不加牛奶的; n. 黑色; 黑人; 黑颜料; 黑暗; v. 使变黑; 抵制; 拒绝; 使变黑暗; [例句]She was wearing a black coat with a white collar她穿着一件白领黑外套。[其他] 比较级:blacker 最高级:blackest 第三人称单数:blacks复数:blacks 现在分词:blacking 过去式:blacked过去分词:blacked 补 莱 克
发音:英音['ni:ɡr__],美音['ni:ɡro_]。negro的意思是指:黑人,黑种人。例句:1、All Negro soldiers swore allegience to their country.所有黑人士兵都宣誓忠于他们的国家。2、Negro is longing the freedom mentally and physically.黑人在精神上和肉体上都渴望自由。3、Negroes in America are badly against any form of racial discrimination.美国黑人强烈反对任何形式的种族歧视。4、It's very rude to call a black man Negro.管一个深肤色的人叫黑人是非常粗鲁的5、The Negro who flees the South is really a refugee.逃到南方的黑人就真是一个难民。6、The first of all the negro minstrel shows came to town, and made a sensation.一流的黑人演奏队来到城里表演,引起了轰动。7、It meant that I, a humble Negro girl, had just as much chance as anybody in the sight and love of God.这就意味着,我这样一个卑微的黑人女孩,也可以像其他人一样有很多机会受到上帝的关注和爱。8、White, mulatto, and negro boys and girls were always there waiting their turns to bring water, resting, trading playthings, quarrelling, fighting, skylarking.白人、混血儿和黑人孩子们总是在那儿排队等着提水,大家在那里休息,交换玩具,争吵,打架,嬉戏。