| 单词 | japanese-americans | ||
| 释义 | japanese-americans
例句释义: 日裔美国人 1. Census Bureau punch cards were used to round up Japanese Americans living on the West Coast at the beginning of World War II. 美国人口普查局的打孔卡被使用来日本生活在美国西海岸之初，第二次世界大战。 wenwen.soso.com 2. Roughly a hundred thousand Japanese-Americans ended up in camps. 大概有10万美籍日本人被收容到了最后。 www.bing.com 3. Even though she was against the policy of imprisoning Japanese Americans during the war, Lange photographed the people in these camps. 虽然兰格反对战时关押日裔美人的政策，但她仍前去拍摄住在这些营区内的人们。 www.24en.com 4. The first Japanese-Americans evacuated by the U. S. Army during World War II arrived at the internment camp in Manzanar, Calif. 年，二战期间，第一个日裔美国人被美军撤离到加州曼扎拿的拘留营。 www.kekenet.com 5. The federal government relocated thousands of Japanese-Americans in California and other states into internment camps. 联邦政府迁往加州和其他州进入集中营的日裔美国人数千人。 www.maynet.cn 6. Still, with more people speaking out, other Japanese-Americans were starting to look at the Tule Lake detainees differently. 随着越来越多人开始讨论这个话题，其他的日裔美国人也开始用不同的眼光看待图利湖之囚。 cn.nytimes.com 7. Many Japanese-Americans served with honor in the United States armed forces. 许多日裔美国人服务与荣誉的美国军队。 www.maynet.cn 8. Japanese-Americans were rounded up and interned during World War II. 第二次世界大战期间，日本裔美国人遭到集体关押。 www.america.gov 9. So have U. S. ethnic minorities like Japanese-Americans and German-Americans been persecuted during eras of war with their homelands. 因此像美国少数宗教人士，如日裔美国人和德裔美国人在与美国发生战争的时代都遭受到了迫害。 www.bing.com 10. Many banks refused to lend money to Japanese-Americans. Many stores would not sell to them. 许多银行拒绝借钱给日裔美国人。许多商店不会出售给他们。 www.maynet.cn 1. Franklin D. Roosevelt interned Japanese-Americans during World War II. 富兰克林·D·罗斯福在二战期间监禁美籍日裔。 www.bing.com 2. The Japanese, Americans, and even the French and Germans, judge economic policies by results. 日本人、美国人，甚至法国人和德国人，都是根据结果来评判经济政策的好坏。 baike.soso.com 3. Do I identify with the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War Two? 我是否感到日裔美国人在第二次世界大战期间遭受的拘押与我相干？ www.america.gov 4. In 1988, Congress apologized for the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II and offered $20, 000 payments to survivors. 1988年，美国国会就二战期间设立日裔美国人拘留营一事正式道歉，并对幸存者每人赔偿2万美元。 www.ebigear.com 5. It was many years before the government officially apologized for mistreating Japanese-Americans. 这是很多年前的政府正式对虐待日裔美国人道歉。 www.maynet.cn 6. Gordon Sato called his work in Eritrea the Manzanar Project to honor the memory of the Japanese-Americans in the relocation camp. 佐藤将他在厄立特里亚的工作称为Manzanar项目，以纪念迁移营的日裔美国人。 www.tingroom.com 7. Overall, more than 110, 000 Japanese Americans were interned from 1942 until 1946. 1942至1946年间，这些营区总共拘留了超过110,000多名日裔美人。 www.24en.com 8. Prisoners Without Trial: Japanese Americans in World War II 未经审判的囚犯：二次世界大战中的日裔美国人 blog.sina.com.cn |
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