mammy
英 [ˈmæmi]
美 [ˈmæmi]
n. 妈; 妈妈; 黑人保姆(旧时美国南方各州对照看白人孩子的黑人女子的贬称)
复数:mammies
BNC.28380 / COCA.26273
牛津词典
noun
- 妈;妈妈
mother - 黑人保姆(旧时美国南方各州对照看白人孩子的黑人女子的贬称)
an offensive word used in the past in the southern states of the US for a black woman who cared for a white family's children
柯林斯词典
- (英国某些地区的方言)妈妈
In some dialects of English,mammyis used to mean mother.
英英释义
noun
- informal terms for a mother
- an offensive term for a Black nursemaid in the southern U.S.
双语例句
- Rhett, who had listened to the talk, gave mammy the money and patted her arm.
瑞德听见了那次谈话,他给了嬷嬷路费,并拍了拍她的臂膀。 - Mammy had always been wade's mainstay and her frown made him tremble.
嬷嬷一向是喜欢他并给他撑腰的,现在她一皱眉,韦德就发抖了。 - Mammy will be there and aunt melly.
嬷嬷和媚兰姑姑都在那里。 - Take him into the bedroom, Mammy, lay him out on the bed as usual.
奶妈,把他带进卧室去,像往常一样把他放在床上。 - She's my Mammy. She's a nurse.
她是我的妈妈。她是个护士。 - What I didn't know was when I shot mammy, what will happen to me.
我不知道的是如果我对她开枪的话,我会怎么样。 - And Mammy was hardly polite to him.
而嬷嬷对他却不怎么客气。 - Again the tears began to fall but this time mammy did not even wipe them away.
嬷嬷又开始在流泪,不过这一次她索性不擦了。 - You ain't holding that against old Mammy, is you?
你不会因为那个而对一个老奶妈生我气吧? - Mammy threw me out, I'm afraid.
恐怕妈妈把我赶出来了。