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Перевод: nigger

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негр ; черномазый ; шоколадно-коричневый цвет

Тезаурус:

1. Nigger's taunts and sarcasm, usually in front of girls, had pushed Yanto's self control to the limit.
2. Words can be emotionally neutral and factual like "black man" and "illegitimate", whereas others - "nigger" and "bastard" - not only indicate a fact but suggest a derisive attitude.
3. A nut-brown man by South Kensington standards, he is light-skinned in the West Indies: he is a Chinese Negro, who thinks of himself as a hakwai Chinee - hakwai , he explains, being "Chinese for nigger" - and who has not failed to notice that Emily Bront's Heathcliff is rumoured to be the Emperor of China.
4. Open racism in court may continue throughout the trial: one defendant was defended by an attorney who regularly used the term "nigger" to describe his client and, it later transpired, was the local Grand Wizard for the Ku Klux Klan.
5. He told me that as we got out of the car, a boy asked, "Who's the little nigger?"
6. It was then that Nigger started going bad.
7. The film cuts from the Black man writing on the blackboard to the grotesque "nigger minstrel'-style head of a Guy, which, as if it had been lynched and hung, falls ominously to its chest.
8. "Well, if you won't come with me I shall ask Nigger when he comes home.
9. "When I picked her up from the station, she had asked me about you and Nigger before we got into Berkeley.
10. "Well Miss," Barney stuttered, "the last I heard, Nigger was in a naval prison for beating up an officer.
11. He had only ever had one bit of trouble with him personally, but he remembered it well, He had caught Nigger, then fourteen years old, putting a sleeper across the rails, just to see what would happen to the train.
12. Nigger was on leave from the navy and had been impressed as he watched Yanto hit a drunken sailor who had tried to grope a young girl.
13. The selection of Mr Taylor, 39, was challenged at the time by a section of the local Tory party, with Mr Bill Galbraith, a 55-year-old publisher, leading the criticism with a reference to the candidate as "a bloody nigger".