racist 英 ['reɪsɪst]   美 ['reɪsɪst]

racist

racist  英 ['reɪsɪst] 美 ['reɪsɪst]

n. 种族主义者  phrase. 种族主义的 

名词复数:racists 

For all the wackiness you’re likely to find on some gun rights websites, they should serve as a reminder about the racist roots of gun control. 在有关枪支权利的一些网站上,你可能会找到所有古怪的情况,它们提醒着人们枪支管理的种族主义根源。
Because not only are we not comfortable talking about racial issues, but we also usually have one or two racist attitudes ourselves. (You don't have to admit it to me. 因为在谈及种族问题时,我们不仅是感到不舒服,而且通常我们自身也有一两种种族主义倾向。 (您不必向我承认它,不要担心。)

  • A person who believes one race is better than another is racist. Racists discriminate against other races.
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  • n. 种族主义者
  • phrase. 种族主义的
  • 1. For all the wackiness you’re likely to find on some gun rights websites, they should serve as a reminder about the racist roots of gun control.

    在有关枪支权利的一些网站上,你可能会找到所有古怪的情况,它们提醒着人们枪支管理的种族主义根源。

  • 2. Because not only are we not comfortable talking about racial issues, but we also usually have one or two racist attitudes ourselves. (You don't have to admit it to me.

    因为在谈及种族问题时,我们不仅是感到不舒服,而且通常我们自身也有一两种种族主义倾向。 (您不必向我承认它,不要担心。)

  • 3. This guy is, I believe, a racist, " Beck said.

    我相信这家伙是个种族主义者。” 贝克说。

  • racist (n.) 1932 (as an adjective from 1938), from race (n.2) + -ist. Racism is in continual use from 1936 (from French racisme, 1935), originally in the context of Nazi theories. These words replaced earlier racialism (1882) and racialist (1910), both often used early 20c. in a British or South African context. There are isolated uses of racism from c. 1900.
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