Definition of Jim Crow in English:

Jim Crow

noun dʒɪmˈkrəʊˌdʒɪm ˈkroʊ

1mass noun The former practice of segregating black people in the US.
（美国过去对黑人的）种族隔离
eventually Jim Crow was abolished on interstate carriers
as modifier Jim Crow laws
Example sentencesExamples
- I recall wondering if the Sons of the Confederacy or some such organization might summon up similar chutzpah to package a Jim Crow tour of the Old South.
- Readers also will learn that black success in a Jim Crow society was necessarily grounded in betrayal of the community.
- By 1913, just as there was for schools, housing, public transportation, there was a Jim Crow section for black Civil War memory.
- When this war comes to an end, will you herd me in a Jim Crow car like cattle?
- Pilgrim is curator of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Mich.
- Soon after Jerry disappeared, she shook the red dust of south Georgia from her shoes, gathered her brood about her and climbed aboard a Jim Crow train.
- They are the type of laws that supported slavery, bringing about the creation of an Uncle Tom's Cabin, and the type of laws that sustained a Jim Crow era of segregation.
- What Jackson did was an act of protest, not unlike what Rosa Parks committed when she refused to give in to a Jim Crow law.
1. 1.1offensive count noun A black person.
  〈冒犯〉黑人
2An implement for straightening iron bars or bending rails by screw pressure.
轨条挠曲器，弯轨机

Derivatives

Jim Crowism

noun

Firmly locked in place throughout the South by 1915, Jim Crowism had two cardinal features.
Example sentencesExamples
- We are tired of this city using development as a new wave of Jim Crowism.

Origin

Mid 19th century: the name of a black character in a 19th-century plantation song.

Definition of Jim Crow in US English:

Jim Crow

nounˌdʒɪm ˈkroʊˌjim ˈkrō

1The former practice of segregating black people in the US.
（美国过去对黑人的）种族隔离
as modifier Jim Crow laws
Example sentencesExamples
- They are the type of laws that supported slavery, bringing about the creation of an Uncle Tom's Cabin, and the type of laws that sustained a Jim Crow era of segregation.
- I recall wondering if the Sons of the Confederacy or some such organization might summon up similar chutzpah to package a Jim Crow tour of the Old South.
- When this war comes to an end, will you herd me in a Jim Crow car like cattle?
- Soon after Jerry disappeared, she shook the red dust of south Georgia from her shoes, gathered her brood about her and climbed aboard a Jim Crow train.
- Pilgrim is curator of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Mich.
- Readers also will learn that black success in a Jim Crow society was necessarily grounded in betrayal of the community.
- What Jackson did was an act of protest, not unlike what Rosa Parks committed when she refused to give in to a Jim Crow law.
- By 1913, just as there was for schools, housing, public transportation, there was a Jim Crow section for black Civil War memory.
1. 1.1offensive A black person.
  〈冒犯〉黑人
2An implement for straightening steel bars or bending rails by screw pressure.
轨条挠曲器，弯轨机

Origin

Mid 19th century: the name of a black character in a 19th-century plantation song.

单词	Jim Crow
释义	Definition of Jim Crow in English: Jim Crow noun dʒɪmˈkrəʊˌdʒɪm ˈkroʊ US 1mass noun The former practice of segregating black people in the US. （美国过去对黑人的）种族隔离 eventually Jim Crow was abolished on interstate carriers as modifier Jim Crow laws Example sentencesExamples I recall wondering if the Sons of the Confederacy or some such organization might summon up similar chutzpah to package a Jim Crow tour of the Old South. Readers also will learn that black success in a Jim Crow society was necessarily grounded in betrayal of the community. By 1913, just as there was for schools, housing, public transportation, there was a Jim Crow section for black Civil War memory. When this war comes to an end, will you herd me in a Jim Crow car like cattle? Pilgrim is curator of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Mich. Soon after Jerry disappeared, she shook the red dust of south Georgia from her shoes, gathered her brood about her and climbed aboard a Jim Crow train. They are the type of laws that supported slavery, bringing about the creation of an Uncle Tom's Cabin, and the type of laws that sustained a Jim Crow era of segregation. What Jackson did was an act of protest, not unlike what Rosa Parks committed when she refused to give in to a Jim Crow law. 1.1offensive count noun A black person. 〈冒犯〉黑人 2An implement for straightening iron bars or bending rails by screw pressure. 轨条挠曲器，弯轨机 Derivatives Jim Crowism noun US Firmly locked in place throughout the South by 1915, Jim Crowism had two cardinal features. Example sentencesExamples We are tired of this city using development as a new wave of Jim Crowism. Origin Mid 19th century: the name of a black character in a 19th-century plantation song. Definition of Jim Crow in US English: Jim Crow nounˌdʒɪm ˈkroʊˌjim ˈkrō US 1The former practice of segregating black people in the US. （美国过去对黑人的）种族隔离 as modifier Jim Crow laws Example sentencesExamples They are the type of laws that supported slavery, bringing about the creation of an Uncle Tom's Cabin, and the type of laws that sustained a Jim Crow era of segregation. I recall wondering if the Sons of the Confederacy or some such organization might summon up similar chutzpah to package a Jim Crow tour of the Old South. When this war comes to an end, will you herd me in a Jim Crow car like cattle? Soon after Jerry disappeared, she shook the red dust of south Georgia from her shoes, gathered her brood about her and climbed aboard a Jim Crow train. Pilgrim is curator of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Mich. Readers also will learn that black success in a Jim Crow society was necessarily grounded in betrayal of the community. What Jackson did was an act of protest, not unlike what Rosa Parks committed when she refused to give in to a Jim Crow law. By 1913, just as there was for schools, housing, public transportation, there was a Jim Crow section for black Civil War memory. 1.1offensive A black person. 〈冒犯〉黑人 2An implement for straightening steel bars or bending rails by screw pressure. 轨条挠曲器，弯轨机 Origin Mid 19th century: the name of a black character in a 19th-century plantation song.
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