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non-white

英 [ˌnɒn ˈwaɪt]

美 [ˌnɑːn ˈwaɪt]

n.  非白种人
adj.  非白种(人)的

复数:non-whites 

Collins.1

牛津词典

    noun

    • 非白种人
      a person who is not a member of a race of people who have white skin

      柯林斯词典

        in AM, also use 美国英语亦用 nonwhite

      • ADJ 非欧洲血统的;非白种人的
        Anon-whiteperson is a member of a race of people who are not of European origin.
        1. Non-white people are effectively excluded from certain jobs...
          一些特定的工作事实上将非白种人排斥在外。
        2. 60 percent of the population is non-white.
          60%的人口属于非欧洲血统。
        3. Non-whiteis also a noun.
        4. Not one non-white has ever been selected to play for the team.
          没有一个非白种人曾入选球队。

      英英释义

      adj

      双语例句

      • Having data sets with a non-white space character separating the data points is a very common occurrence.
        最常见的就是数据集合不使用空格字符分隔数据点。
      • 70 would be non-white
        70人是非白种人
      • 60 percent of the population is non-white.
        60%的人口属于非欧洲血统。
      • With the exception of those from an African background a majority of non-white Britons describe themselves as British-only, the report said.
        报告称,除了来自非洲的移民,大多数非白种的英国人把自己描述成正统英国人。
      • I am especially upset at being surpassed by a non-white country.
        被一个非白人的国家超越,我感到特别难过。
      • The supposed responsibility of the white race to take of their non-white subjects.
        白种人对隶属于他们的非白种人的假定的责任。
      • In the novel, the colonizer and the colonized, the white and the non-white, the Western culture and the Eastern civilization reached mutual understanding at last after impact on each other.
        小说中,殖民者与被殖民者,白人和有色人种,西方文化和东方文明相互冲击,相互包容和理解。
      • As it happens, most of them are non-white.
        巧合的是,这些人多数不是白人。
      • For the first time, non-white people make up the majority of Brazil's population, according to preliminary results of the2010 census.
        初中英语文章根据巴西2010年人口普查初步结果显示,非白种人首次占据大部门巴西人口总数。
      • While the numbers of women and non-white lawyers coming in at junior levels had improved, too many still did not "feel comfortable developing their careers in City firms".
        尽管进入律师事务所的女性及非白人律师数量有所增加,但太多人仍觉得“难以在金融城公司中谋求职业发展”。