goy 的定义
plural goy·im [goi-im], /ˈgɔɪ ɪm/, goys.Usually Disparaging.
- a term used by a Jew to refer to someone who is not Jewish.
- a term used by an observant Jew to refer to a Jew who is not religious or is ignorant of Judaism.
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- You put the id back in Yid, Portnoy instructed, and you come to understand the “oy” in goy.
- The narrator calls two of the men "Bill the Goy" and "Clyde the Schlub."
- In the eyes of the Goy he's something peculiar, something disgraceful!
- Pooty soon Bill said to hisself, 'Goy-blamed ef I don't think he's friz to death, or else he'd say somethin'!'
- Truly the wise man's proverb is just: "Sedaukauh teromain goy, veh-ka-sade le-u-meem khahmaut."
- For what is absolutely necessary they employ an occasional servant, who is known as the "Shobbos Goy."
- Two in particular, Agasaki and Goy, are thus described by Kmpfer.