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ghetto n.少数民族聚居区；贫民区；犹太人区 (1) 在贫民区，孩子们在充斥着犯罪与毒品交易的街道上长大。(2) 威尔逊赞赏莫伊尼汉揭示了贫民区贫困的现象。(3) 一些人在色情业也反对的想法，因为他们相信这将只限于成人内容向犹太人区。 While most ghettos are formed through social forces (immigration, real estate values, public housing), in European cities during the time of the Nazi Holocaust (1939-1944), Jews were required by law to live in designated, often walled ghettos. Today, the word ghetto can also be used to describe non-geographic, but similarly cut off situations where one might feel stuck: "the academic ghetto."

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英 ['ɡetəʊ] 美 ['ɡetoʊ] (1) Children grow up streetwise in the ghetto.(2) Wilson appreciates Moynihan for shedding light on ghetto poverty.(3) Some people in the porn industry also opposed the idea as they believe it would confine adult content to the ghetto. Ghetto means a crowded poor part of a city lived in by a specific ethnic group. The word is powerful, often associated with a rich cultural heritage or a sense of shame and a desire to escape. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]贫民区；（相同种族、宗教或国籍的人的）聚居区 A ghetto is a part of a city in which many poor people or many people of a particular race, religion, or nationality live separately from everyone else. ...the black ghettos of New York and Los Angeles.纽约和洛杉矶的黑人聚居区...the gang kids who will never escape the ghetto.永远无法走出贫民区的帮派少年

英语单词	ghetto
英美音标	英 ['ɡetəʊ] 美 ['ɡetoʊ]
中文释义	n.少数民族聚居区；贫民区；犹太人区
英语例句	(1) Children grow up streetwise in the ghetto. (2) Wilson appreciates Moynihan for shedding light on ghetto poverty. (3) Some people in the porn industry also opposed the idea as they believe it would confine adult content to the ghetto.
中文例句	(1) 在贫民区，孩子们在充斥着犯罪与毒品交易的街道上长大。 (2) 威尔逊赞赏莫伊尼汉揭示了贫民区贫困的现象。 (3) 一些人在色情业也反对的想法，因为他们相信这将只限于成人内容向犹太人区。
vocabulary简明	Ghetto means a crowded poor part of a city lived in by a specific ethnic group. The word is powerful, often associated with a rich cultural heritage or a sense of shame and a desire to escape.
vocabulary扩展	While most ghettos are formed through social forces (immigration, real estate values, public housing), in European cities during the time of the Nazi Holocaust (1939-1944), Jews were required by law to live in designated, often walled ghettos. Today, the word ghetto can also be used to describe non-geographic, but similarly cut off situations where one might feel stuck: "the academic ghetto."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]贫民区；（相同种族、宗教或国籍的人的）聚居区 A ghetto is a part of a city in which many poor people or many people of a particular race, religion, or nationality live separately from everyone else. ...the black ghettos of New York and Los Angeles. 纽约和洛杉矶的黑人聚居区 ...the gang kids who will never escape the ghetto. 永远无法走出贫民区的帮派少年

Ghetto People Poor Part City Word Live 英