African-American

美 [ˈæfrɪkənˌəˈmerɪkən]
英 
  • adj.非洲裔美国人的
  • n.非洲裔美国人
  • 网络非裔美国人；美国黑人；非裔美人
复数：African-Americans  

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网络释义

African American
n.
1.
（非洲裔）美国黑人a person from America who is a member of a race of people who have dark skin, originally from Africa

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1.
President Obama, the first African-American president of the United States, brings a life story unlike that of any previous U. S. leader.
美国第44任总统巴拉克·奥巴马是美国有史以来第一位非洲裔总统，他有着与以往美国所有总统不同的身世。
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2.
White was the first African-American man to serve on the Missouri Supreme Court and was a highly regarded judge.
怀特是担任密苏里州最高法院法官的第一位非裔美国人，颇受好评。
article.yeeyan.org
3.
Albert's killing, like most of the youth murders in Chicago, took place in the poor and largely African-American south side of the city.
像其它芝加哥大多青年人谋杀一样，阿尔伯特的死发生在城市南方的大多数贫穷的美国黑人身上。
article.yeeyan.org
4.
"Among African-American teenagers, about one in two were affected compared to one in five white teens, " she said.
“在所有的非裔美国青少年中，大约一半以上受到了影响，而白皮青年们最多只有五分之一，”她这样说。
article.yeeyan.org
5.
There is no well evidence of that dawn the election of an African-American to the presidency of the United States.
最好的证据根本就是，今晚一个非洲裔美利坚合众华人当选为美国的总统。
www.ffenglish.com
6.
The next day, at the White House, I held a reception for Nelson Mandela with African-American religious leaders.
第二天，我和非裔美国宗教领袖们一起在白宫主持接待了纳尔逊·曼德拉。
article.yeeyan.org
7.
Historically, it was an African American ghetto that had a reputation as a crime-ridden no-go zone among white Angelenos.
从历史上看，这曾是一个非洲裔黑人区，在洛杉矶人中间的的声名一直是一个犯罪猖獗无法前去的区域。
dongxi.net
8.
He said, "To function effectively as an African American male in the U. S. it helps to have a disarming mechanism. "
他说“为了有效运作，美国的非裔美国人充当让人松弛的机器。”
article.yeeyan.org
9.
You see people without neighbors who are African-American were much more likely to say, "That would give me a problem. "
你们会发现那些没有非裔美国邻居的人更有可能会说：”那样会给我带来麻烦。“
www.ted.com
10.
But out of sight of his white friends, mother, and grandparents, Barry struggled to understand what being African-American meant.
但是，在看不见他的白人朋友，母亲，外祖父母的时候，巴里就苦苦挣扎于到底非洲裔美国人意味着什么。
blog.sina.com.cn