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blackwashing

/ˈblæk.wɒʃ.ɪŋ/

翻译: 指将历史人物或虚构角色描绘为黑人的做法,常用于选角或媒体代表性语境,有时带批评意味。, 动词,指以不利或批判的方式描述或解释某事物,常强调负面方面或作出严厉评判。

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noun

/ˈblæk.wɒʃ.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • zh指将历史人物或虚构角色描绘为黑人的做法,常用于选角或媒体代表性语境,有时带批评意味。

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.

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  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.

    zh争议性选角做法

    • 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.

    zh历史修正主义

    • 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.
词形
  • blackwashings plural form
  • blackwashings' possessive plural form
  • blackwashing's possessive singular form

verb

blackwash/ˈblæk.wɒʃ/C1formal
  • zh动词,指以不利或批判的方式描述或解释某事物,常强调负面方面或作出严厉评判。

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.

    zh揭发

    • 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.

    同义词discloseexposerevealuncoverunearthunmask

  2. Apply blackwashC1formal

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

    zh涂黑

    • 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.

    同义词blackblackendarkenstain

    反义词whitewash

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