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petty apartheid

/ˈpeti əˈpɑːrtaɪt/

翻译: 历史术语,指南非种族隔离制度中琐碎、日常形式的种族隔离与歧视,如分开的公共设施、长椅和入口。该词现已过时,因种族隔离制度在1990年代初被废除。

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/ˈpeti əˈpɑːrtaɪt/C1formalpolitical已废弃
  • zh历史术语,指南非种族隔离制度中琐碎、日常形式的种族隔离与歧视,如分开的公共设施、长椅和入口。该词现已过时,因种族隔离制度在1990年代初被废除。

A historical term referring to the minor, everyday forms of racial segregation and discrimination enforced under the apartheid system in South Africa, such as separate public facilities, benches, and entrances. It is now considered obsolete as the apartheid system was dismantled in the early 1990s.

  1. Small-scale racial segregationC2formal

    The system of minor, everyday racial segregation laws and practices enforced in South Africa during the apartheid era, regulating social interactions and public facilities.

    zh小型种族隔离

    • Petty apartheid laws dictated which park benches could be used by different races.
    • Signs reading 'Whites Only' were a common feature of petty apartheid.
    • The repeal of petty apartheid laws began in the mid-1980s.