gypsy
gypsy — 名詞
1. Someone who belongs to a community whose ancestors came from northern India and
吉普賽人
源自北印度的遊牧民族
Someone who belongs to a community whose ancestors came from northern India and who share a common cultural and linguistic heritage. People from this community have traditionally traveled between different places rather than living permanently in one location. Most members now live in Europe or the Americas. Many people in this community prefer to be called Roma or Romani.
The gypsy community in this region has passed down its musical traditions for centuries.
這個地區的吉普賽人社群已將他們的音樂傳統傳承了數百年。
collocation: gypsy community
Lukas interviewed several gypsy families for his university research project.
Lukas 為了大學研究計劃,訪問了好幾個吉普賽人家庭。
gypsy families — countable noun, plural
When submitting his article, the editor advised Asher to use Roma instead of gypsy.
投稿時,編輯建議 Asher 使用 Roma 而不是 gypsy 這個詞。
The museum exhibition traces the journey of gypsy groups from India to Europe.
博物館的展覽追溯了吉普賽族群從印度遷徙到歐洲的歷程。
Devika's great-grandparents traveled with a gypsy caravan through Hungary in the 1920s.
Devika 的曾祖父母曾在 1920 年代乘坐吉普賽馬車穿越匈牙利。
文法句型
gypsy + noun (e.g. gypsy community)
the + gypsy + noun (e.g. the gypsy population)
用法筆記
This term was historically the common English name for the Roma people, but many members of the community now consider it inaccurate or offensive. In academic writing and formal contexts, Roma (for the people) and Romani (for the language, culture, or adjective) are the preferred terms. Using gypsy to refer to non-Roma travelers or to the lifestyle of moving from place to place is widely considered disrespectful.