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blackwashing

/ˈblæk.wɒʃ.ɪŋ/

الترجمة: مصطلح يشير إلى ممارسة تصوير شخصيات تاريخية أو خيالية كسوداء البشرة، خاصة في سياق اختيار الممثلين أو التمثيل في وسائل الإعلام، ويُستخدم أحياناً بمعنى نقدي., فعل يعني تقديم شيء أو تفسيره بطريقة سلبية أو ناقدة، مع إبراز الجوانب السيئة أو إصدار حكم قاسٍ عليه.

مدخلان

noun

/ˈblæk.wɒʃ.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • arمصطلح يشير إلى ممارسة تصوير شخصيات تاريخية أو خيالية كسوداء البشرة، خاصة في سياق اختيار الممثلين أو التمثيل في وسائل الإعلام، ويُستخدم أحياناً بمعنى نقدي.

A noun referring to the practice of portraying historical figures or fictional characters as Black, often in the context of casting or representation in media, sometimes used critically.

غير معدود

  1. Controversial casting practiceC1informal

    The practice of casting actors of color in roles originally written as white, often criticized as a form of tokenism or political correctness.

    arممارسة تمثيل مثيرة للجدل

    • The film was accused of blackwashing by casting a Black actor as a historically white character.
    • Some critics argue that blackwashing can be a form of erasure of original cultural contexts.
    • The debate over blackwashing in Hollywood continues to be a hot topic.
  2. Historical revisionismC2formal

    The act of rewriting history to overemphasize or fabricate the role of Black people, often for political or social agendas.

    arالتحريف الأسود للتاريخ

    • Some historians warn against blackwashing history to fit modern narratives.
    • The textbook was criticized for blackwashing the contributions of other ethnic groups.
    • Blackwashing can distort the true complexity of historical events.
الصيغ
  • blackwashings plural form
  • blackwashings' possessive plural form
  • blackwashing's possessive singular form

verb

blackwash/ˈblæk.wɒʃ/C1formal
  • arفعل يعني تقديم شيء أو تفسيره بطريقة سلبية أو ناقدة، مع إبراز الجوانب السيئة أو إصدار حكم قاسٍ عليه.

A verb meaning to present or interpret something in a way that is unfavorable or critical, often by emphasizing negative aspects or applying a harsh judgment.

  1. Reveal or exposeC1informal

    To bring hidden or concealed information to light, often with the intent to discredit or damage a reputation.

    arكشف المستور

    • The journalist attempted to blackwash the politician's past scandals.
    • They tried to blackwash the company's unethical practices.
    • The leaked documents blackwashed the entire organization.

    المرادفاتdiscloseexposerevealuncoverunearthunmask

  2. Apply blackwashC1formal

    To color or coat something with a black liquid or wash, often for aesthetic or protective purposes.

    arتغطية بالطلاء الأسود

    • The artist decided to blackwash the wooden fence for a dramatic effect.
    • They blackwashed the metal gate to prevent rust.
    • The old barn was blackwashed to match the surrounding landscape.

    المرادفاتblackblackendarkenstain

    الأضدادwhitewash

الصيغ
  • blackwashed past participle
  • blackwashed past simple
  • blackwashing present participle
  • blackwashes third person singular