sambo 的定义
plural sam·bos.Older Use: Now Disparaging and Offensive.
- a term used to refer to a Black person, especially a male.
- Also zam·bo [zam-boh] /ˈzæm boʊ/ .Archaic. a term used to refer to a Latin American of Black and Native American ancestry, or a person of Black and white ancestry.
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- My understanding is that this artwork came first and was soon replaced with the “Sambo as a baby genie” motif.
- In 1950, Peter Pan Records released an audio version of the story with the racially neutral title Little Brave Sambo.
- So all three of those might have been in the general Jungle-Bunny/Sambo family.
- Some will remember that there used to be a restaurant chain in this country called Sambo's.
- Of course the cook sought to counteract such tendencies, but he had to be very circumspect, for Sambo resented insults fiercely.
- Sambo, our guard, for some reasons best known to himself, made no objections to the proceeding.
- They are put on a tray of pure white wood with legs called Sambo—a dumb waiter, if you like.
- Sambo could speak a little English, having wrought for several years on the coffee plantation of a Yankee settler.
- “Hi–i; you is fuss rate,” said Sambo, as he and his comrades returned and busied themselves in cutting up the dead alligators.