Definition of African American in English:

African American

noun

A black American.
美国黑人
Example sentencesExamples
- The data for this study come from a nationwide survey of older whites and older African Americans.
- The most highly valued attire is American brand names popular among African Americans.
- Their story closely resembles the relationship of African Americans to our country.
- The migration of large numbers of African Americans to the cities was a feature of wartime America.
- Yet it still lagged behind the literature of other American minorities, especially African Americans.
- More than two million more Hispanics live in the United States than African Americans.
- Examples include native and African Americans and Australian aborigines.
- Here they targeted those set free after the American Civil War - the African Americans.
- Thousands more African Americans served the British military as SCOUTS, labourers and servants.
- The new study's findings were true for African Americans and whites, as well as men and women.
- Today, many efforts are being made to recruit African Americans into the teaching field.
- Yet for many African Americans and Hispanics, as well as other ethnic groups, a larger body still holds positive social value.
- It affects men more than women, and Whites more than African Americans.
- It is unclear what percentage of the contributions came from African Americans.
- Hip hop, a dance which originated among African Americans, has a loose, casual style that has swept the city.
- The people who taught me the most about what it means to be American are African Americans.
- The Acts were aimed at equalizing the political conditions of African Americans and White Americans.
- It's a lesson all African Americans can follow to achieve full economic empowerment.
- The majority of African Americans came from a definable section of West Africa.
- Even as a teenager, she had felt drawn to work with African Americans and Native Americans.

adjective

Relating to black Americans.
美国黑人
Example sentencesExamples
- Prestigious universities in the United States boast of institutions of African-American Studies.
- I would ask you the same question with regard to the African-American population.
- The man most Americans say ought to be their nation's first African-American leader is today closer than ever to the seat of power.
- Why hasn't the music ingrained itself in African-American culture like jazz or funk has?
- The African-American chef rearranges slices of pecan and blueberry pie in the glass display cabinet.
- They were the forerunners of the poets and political activists of African-American culture.
- I play the first African-American president in my movie, and it's going to be a lot of fun.
- The point is that one can look at African-American history from the standpoint of technology.
- He still did not do well among African-American voters, just a marginal improvement.
- I think there are successful ways to get an African-American movie made these days.
- In the 1910's it was one of the most affluent African-American communities in the country.
- My mother's best friend was an African-American woman who she had met before I was born.
- We are told he's going to be visiting in the week to come an African-American church.
- He will join a number of African-American men who are making a real mark on American culture.
- The lone other African-American person in the room asked my friend to turn the TV off.
- The use of history in the novels of contemporary African-American women writers, then, is constant and consistent.
- Two other figures took their own paths from African-American and popular sources.
- White American popular culture drew heavily on African-American song and dance, a trend that has continued to this day.
- Most of her fellow African-American students were involved, but she was not interested.
- For the past six decades he has remained the most celebrated African-American painter, past or present.

Usage

See black

Definition of African American in US English:

African American

nounˈæfrəkən əˈmɛrəkənˈafrəkən əˈmerəkən

A black American.
美国黑人
Example sentencesExamples
- More than two million more Hispanics live in the United States than African Americans.
- Hip hop, a dance which originated among African Americans, has a loose, casual style that has swept the city.
- The majority of African Americans came from a definable section of West Africa.
- It affects men more than women, and Whites more than African Americans.
- It is unclear what percentage of the contributions came from African Americans.
- The data for this study come from a nationwide survey of older whites and older African Americans.
- Yet it still lagged behind the literature of other American minorities, especially African Americans.
- Their story closely resembles the relationship of African Americans to our country.
- It's a lesson all African Americans can follow to achieve full economic empowerment.
- Today, many efforts are being made to recruit African Americans into the teaching field.
- The Acts were aimed at equalizing the political conditions of African Americans and White Americans.
- Thousands more African Americans served the British military as SCOUTS, labourers and servants.
- Here they targeted those set free after the American Civil War - the African Americans.
- The people who taught me the most about what it means to be American are African Americans.
- Yet for many African Americans and Hispanics, as well as other ethnic groups, a larger body still holds positive social value.
- Even as a teenager, she had felt drawn to work with African Americans and Native Americans.
- Examples include native and African Americans and Australian aborigines.
- The migration of large numbers of African Americans to the cities was a feature of wartime America.
- The most highly valued attire is American brand names popular among African Americans.
- The new study's findings were true for African Americans and whites, as well as men and women.

adjectiveˈæfrəkən əˈmɛrəkənˈafrəkən əˈmerəkən

Relating to black Americans.
美国黑人
Example sentencesExamples
- The African-American chef rearranges slices of pecan and blueberry pie in the glass display cabinet.
- The man most Americans say ought to be their nation's first African-American leader is today closer than ever to the seat of power.
- Most of her fellow African-American students were involved, but she was not interested.
- The lone other African-American person in the room asked my friend to turn the TV off.
- Two other figures took their own paths from African-American and popular sources.
- White American popular culture drew heavily on African-American song and dance, a trend that has continued to this day.
- They were the forerunners of the poets and political activists of African-American culture.
- My mother's best friend was an African-American woman who she had met before I was born.
- Prestigious universities in the United States boast of institutions of African-American Studies.
- The use of history in the novels of contemporary African-American women writers, then, is constant and consistent.
- He will join a number of African-American men who are making a real mark on American culture.
- In the 1910's it was one of the most affluent African-American communities in the country.
- I would ask you the same question with regard to the African-American population.
- For the past six decades he has remained the most celebrated African-American painter, past or present.
- The point is that one can look at African-American history from the standpoint of technology.
- We are told he's going to be visiting in the week to come an African-American church.
- I think there are successful ways to get an African-American movie made these days.
- Why hasn't the music ingrained itself in African-American culture like jazz or funk has?
- I play the first African-American president in my movie, and it's going to be a lot of fun.
- He still did not do well among African-American voters, just a marginal improvement.

Usage

See black

词汇	African American
释义	Definition of African American in English: African American noun US A black American. 美国黑人 Example sentencesExamples The data for this study come from a nationwide survey of older whites and older African Americans. The most highly valued attire is American brand names popular among African Americans. Their story closely resembles the relationship of African Americans to our country. The migration of large numbers of African Americans to the cities was a feature of wartime America. Yet it still lagged behind the literature of other American minorities, especially African Americans. More than two million more Hispanics live in the United States than African Americans. Examples include native and African Americans and Australian aborigines. Here they targeted those set free after the American Civil War - the African Americans. Thousands more African Americans served the British military as SCOUTS, labourers and servants. The new study's findings were true for African Americans and whites, as well as men and women. Today, many efforts are being made to recruit African Americans into the teaching field. Yet for many African Americans and Hispanics, as well as other ethnic groups, a larger body still holds positive social value. It affects men more than women, and Whites more than African Americans. It is unclear what percentage of the contributions came from African Americans. Hip hop, a dance which originated among African Americans, has a loose, casual style that has swept the city. The people who taught me the most about what it means to be American are African Americans. The Acts were aimed at equalizing the political conditions of African Americans and White Americans. It's a lesson all African Americans can follow to achieve full economic empowerment. The majority of African Americans came from a definable section of West Africa. Even as a teenager, she had felt drawn to work with African Americans and Native Americans. adjective US Relating to black Americans. 美国黑人 Example sentencesExamples Prestigious universities in the United States boast of institutions of African-American Studies. I would ask you the same question with regard to the African-American population. The man most Americans say ought to be their nation's first African-American leader is today closer than ever to the seat of power. Why hasn't the music ingrained itself in African-American culture like jazz or funk has? The African-American chef rearranges slices of pecan and blueberry pie in the glass display cabinet. They were the forerunners of the poets and political activists of African-American culture. I play the first African-American president in my movie, and it's going to be a lot of fun. The point is that one can look at African-American history from the standpoint of technology. He still did not do well among African-American voters, just a marginal improvement. I think there are successful ways to get an African-American movie made these days. In the 1910's it was one of the most affluent African-American communities in the country. My mother's best friend was an African-American woman who she had met before I was born. We are told he's going to be visiting in the week to come an African-American church. He will join a number of African-American men who are making a real mark on American culture. The lone other African-American person in the room asked my friend to turn the TV off. The use of history in the novels of contemporary African-American women writers, then, is constant and consistent. Two other figures took their own paths from African-American and popular sources. White American popular culture drew heavily on African-American song and dance, a trend that has continued to this day. Most of her fellow African-American students were involved, but she was not interested. For the past six decades he has remained the most celebrated African-American painter, past or present. Usage See black Definition of African American in US English: African American nounˈæfrəkən əˈmɛrəkənˈafrəkən əˈmerəkən US A black American. 美国黑人 Example sentencesExamples More than two million more Hispanics live in the United States than African Americans. Hip hop, a dance which originated among African Americans, has a loose, casual style that has swept the city. The majority of African Americans came from a definable section of West Africa. It affects men more than women, and Whites more than African Americans. It is unclear what percentage of the contributions came from African Americans. The data for this study come from a nationwide survey of older whites and older African Americans. Yet it still lagged behind the literature of other American minorities, especially African Americans. Their story closely resembles the relationship of African Americans to our country. It's a lesson all African Americans can follow to achieve full economic empowerment. Today, many efforts are being made to recruit African Americans into the teaching field. The Acts were aimed at equalizing the political conditions of African Americans and White Americans. Thousands more African Americans served the British military as SCOUTS, labourers and servants. Here they targeted those set free after the American Civil War - the African Americans. The people who taught me the most about what it means to be American are African Americans. Yet for many African Americans and Hispanics, as well as other ethnic groups, a larger body still holds positive social value. Even as a teenager, she had felt drawn to work with African Americans and Native Americans. Examples include native and African Americans and Australian aborigines. The migration of large numbers of African Americans to the cities was a feature of wartime America. The most highly valued attire is American brand names popular among African Americans. The new study's findings were true for African Americans and whites, as well as men and women. adjectiveˈæfrəkən əˈmɛrəkənˈafrəkən əˈmerəkən US Relating to black Americans. 美国黑人 Example sentencesExamples The African-American chef rearranges slices of pecan and blueberry pie in the glass display cabinet. The man most Americans say ought to be their nation's first African-American leader is today closer than ever to the seat of power. Most of her fellow African-American students were involved, but she was not interested. The lone other African-American person in the room asked my friend to turn the TV off. Two other figures took their own paths from African-American and popular sources. White American popular culture drew heavily on African-American song and dance, a trend that has continued to this day. They were the forerunners of the poets and political activists of African-American culture. My mother's best friend was an African-American woman who she had met before I was born. Prestigious universities in the United States boast of institutions of African-American Studies. The use of history in the novels of contemporary African-American women writers, then, is constant and consistent. He will join a number of African-American men who are making a real mark on American culture. In the 1910's it was one of the most affluent African-American communities in the country. I would ask you the same question with regard to the African-American population. For the past six decades he has remained the most celebrated African-American painter, past or present. The point is that one can look at African-American history from the standpoint of technology. We are told he's going to be visiting in the week to come an African-American church. I think there are successful ways to get an African-American movie made these days. Why hasn't the music ingrained itself in African-American culture like jazz or funk has? I play the first African-American president in my movie, and it's going to be a lot of fun. He still did not do well among African-American voters, just a marginal improvement. Usage See black
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