Definition of ghettoize in English:

ghettoize

(British ghettoise)

verbˈɡɛtəʊʌɪzˈɡɛdoʊˌaɪz

[with object]

Put in or restrict to an isolated or segregated place, group, or situation.
使隔离；将…实行种族隔离
they called for a policy that seeks to integrate foreign labourers rather than ghettoize them
Example sentencesExamples
- This ‘soft’ segregation, he says, suggests that Britain is moving towards being a segregated, ghettoised society.
- We did not want to be ghettoised and isolated.
- He said that if this issue was not addressed, it would create problems of social exclusion, and create ghettoised undocumented communities.
- There will be fears that such schools will ghettoise Muslims by teaching them separately from other children.
- They don't ghettoize crime writers in other countries, and of course they shouldn't.

Derivatives

ghettoization

nounˌɡɛtəʊʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

Hasn't the world learned a thing from past internment, ghettoization and marginalization of groups?
Example sentencesExamples
- It is nothing less than an extension of genre ghettoization.
- There were a lot of things wrong with council houses - not least the ghettoisation of estates - but they fulfilled a need that is still there.
- Another researcher views nursing as being identified with a docile female role, which has led to a ghettoization of the career field.
- There are people who can't manage a word of English and what is worse make no attempt to learn the language of their adopted country inevitably leading to isolation and social and cultural ghettoisation.

Definition of ghettoize in US English:

ghettoize

(British ghettoise)

verbˈɡɛdoʊˌaɪzˈɡedōˌīz

[with object]

Put in or restrict to an isolated or segregated place, group, or situation.
使隔离；将…实行种族隔离
they called for a policy that seeks to integrate foreign laborers rather than ghettoize them
Example sentencesExamples
- There will be fears that such schools will ghettoise Muslims by teaching them separately from other children.
- We did not want to be ghettoised and isolated.
- This ‘soft’ segregation, he says, suggests that Britain is moving towards being a segregated, ghettoised society.
- They don't ghettoize crime writers in other countries, and of course they shouldn't.
- He said that if this issue was not addressed, it would create problems of social exclusion, and create ghettoised undocumented communities.

词汇	ghettoize
释义	Definition of ghettoize in English: ghettoize (British ghettoise) verbˈɡɛtəʊʌɪzˈɡɛdoʊˌaɪz [with object] Put in or restrict to an isolated or segregated place, group, or situation. 使隔离；将…实行种族隔离 they called for a policy that seeks to integrate foreign labourers rather than ghettoize them Example sentencesExamples This ‘soft’ segregation, he says, suggests that Britain is moving towards being a segregated, ghettoised society. We did not want to be ghettoised and isolated. He said that if this issue was not addressed, it would create problems of social exclusion, and create ghettoised undocumented communities. There will be fears that such schools will ghettoise Muslims by teaching them separately from other children. They don't ghettoize crime writers in other countries, and of course they shouldn't. Derivatives ghettoization nounˌɡɛtəʊʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n Hasn't the world learned a thing from past internment, ghettoization and marginalization of groups? Example sentencesExamples It is nothing less than an extension of genre ghettoization. There were a lot of things wrong with council houses - not least the ghettoisation of estates - but they fulfilled a need that is still there. Another researcher views nursing as being identified with a docile female role, which has led to a ghettoization of the career field. There are people who can't manage a word of English and what is worse make no attempt to learn the language of their adopted country inevitably leading to isolation and social and cultural ghettoisation. Definition of ghettoize in US English: ghettoize (British ghettoise) verbˈɡɛdoʊˌaɪzˈɡedōˌīz [with object] Put in or restrict to an isolated or segregated place, group, or situation. 使隔离；将…实行种族隔离 they called for a policy that seeks to integrate foreign laborers rather than ghettoize them Example sentencesExamples There will be fears that such schools will ghettoise Muslims by teaching them separately from other children. We did not want to be ghettoised and isolated. This ‘soft’ segregation, he says, suggests that Britain is moving towards being a segregated, ghettoised society. They don't ghettoize crime writers in other countries, and of course they shouldn't. He said that if this issue was not addressed, it would create problems of social exclusion, and create ghettoised undocumented communities.
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