Definition of Untermensch in English:

Untermensch

nounPlural Untermenschenˈʊntɐmɛnʃˈʊntəmɛn(t)ʃˈo͝on(t)ərˌmen(t)SH

A person considered racially or socially inferior.
劣等人；下等人
Example sentencesExamples
- He knew it to be a gamble, and it is significant that the ‘final Solution’, the systematic extermination of the Untermenschen, was not implemented until he had made this highest-of-stakes throw of the dice.
- The Germans still regard Italians as Untermenschen, fit to run a neighborhood pizzeria, but not to have an equal say in the future of Europe.
- They saw the extermination of Jews and other Untermenschen as an awful, but necessary, task on the road to a better world.
- The camp provided the Germans tautological proof of the necessity of imprisoning Untermenschen: the disgusting state of the Haftlinge of Auschwitz demonstrated their inferiority and justified their murder.
- Her specialty was forging identification cards to assist in smuggling Jews and other Untermenschen out of the Netherlands.

Origin

German, literally 'underperson'.

Definition of Untermensch in US English:

Untermensch

nounˈo͝on(t)ərˌmen(t)SH

A person considered racially or socially inferior.
劣等人；下等人
Example sentencesExamples
- The camp provided the Germans tautological proof of the necessity of imprisoning Untermenschen: the disgusting state of the Haftlinge of Auschwitz demonstrated their inferiority and justified their murder.
- He knew it to be a gamble, and it is significant that the ‘final Solution’, the systematic extermination of the Untermenschen, was not implemented until he had made this highest-of-stakes throw of the dice.
- They saw the extermination of Jews and other Untermenschen as an awful, but necessary, task on the road to a better world.
- Her specialty was forging identification cards to assist in smuggling Jews and other Untermenschen out of the Netherlands.
- The Germans still regard Italians as Untermenschen, fit to run a neighborhood pizzeria, but not to have an equal say in the future of Europe.

Origin

German, literally ‘underperson’.

单词	Untermensch
释义	Definition of Untermensch in English: Untermensch nounPlural Untermenschenˈʊntɐmɛnʃˈʊntəmɛn(t)ʃˈo͝on(t)ərˌmen(t)SH A person considered racially or socially inferior. 劣等人；下等人 Example sentencesExamples He knew it to be a gamble, and it is significant that the ‘final Solution’, the systematic extermination of the Untermenschen, was not implemented until he had made this highest-of-stakes throw of the dice. The Germans still regard Italians as Untermenschen, fit to run a neighborhood pizzeria, but not to have an equal say in the future of Europe. They saw the extermination of Jews and other Untermenschen as an awful, but necessary, task on the road to a better world. The camp provided the Germans tautological proof of the necessity of imprisoning Untermenschen: the disgusting state of the Haftlinge of Auschwitz demonstrated their inferiority and justified their murder. Her specialty was forging identification cards to assist in smuggling Jews and other Untermenschen out of the Netherlands. Origin German, literally 'underperson'. Definition of Untermensch in US English: Untermensch nounˈo͝on(t)ərˌmen(t)SH A person considered racially or socially inferior. 劣等人；下等人 Example sentencesExamples The camp provided the Germans tautological proof of the necessity of imprisoning Untermenschen: the disgusting state of the Haftlinge of Auschwitz demonstrated their inferiority and justified their murder. He knew it to be a gamble, and it is significant that the ‘final Solution’, the systematic extermination of the Untermenschen, was not implemented until he had made this highest-of-stakes throw of the dice. They saw the extermination of Jews and other Untermenschen as an awful, but necessary, task on the road to a better world. Her specialty was forging identification cards to assist in smuggling Jews and other Untermenschen out of the Netherlands. The Germans still regard Italians as Untermenschen, fit to run a neighborhood pizzeria, but not to have an equal say in the future of Europe. Origin German, literally ‘underperson’.
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