Jew

英 [dʒuː]

美 [dʒuː]

n.  犹太人; 犹太教徒

复数：jews　

Collins.3 / BNC.3310 / COCA.1794

牛津词典

noun

• 犹太人；犹太教徒
  a member of the people and cultural community whose traditional religion is Judaism and who come from the ancient Hebrew people of Israel; a person who believes in and practises Judaism

柯林斯词典

• 犹太人；犹太教徒
  AJewis a person who believes in and practises the religion of Judaism.

双语例句

• If you forgot that you were a jew.
  你忘记自己是个犹太人。
• Maybe you are not such a smart jew.
  也许你这个犹太人并不是那么醒目。
• But not Jew and Susan.
  可朱和苏珊却没有。
• If you are a Jew now where do you go to sacrifice?
  如果你是犹太人，你会去哪儿献祭？
• Notice he's separating out faith and law, that's not something that almost any Jew would do.
  注意他在区分信仰和律法，几乎没有犹太人会这么做。
• The Greek died on a throne; the Jew died on a cross.
  这希腊人死在帝王的宝座上，那犹太人死在十字架上。
• The walls between races and tribes; natives and immigrants; Christian and Muslim and Jew cannot stand.
  种族和部落、原住民和移民、基督教徒、穆斯林与犹太教徒之间的墙不能存在下去。
• 'I know lots of ways,'and I told him a jew.
  “我知道有许多办法，”于是我告诉了他几种。
• Frances Blake is a Jew, or a Jewess.
  弗朗西丝·克莱克是个犹太人，或是犹太女人。
• Chomsky's experience as a Jew in America influences his perception of the country.
  乔姆斯基在美国作为犹太人的经历影响了他对这个国家的看法。