racialized

racialized — 動詞

  • racializedpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • racializeds3rd person singular
  • racializeding-ing form
  • racializededpast simple

1. to view, describe, or treat people as belonging to a particular racial group, es

1.動詞及物C1
釋義

種族化

以種族觀點看待或分類

to view, describe, or treat people as belonging to a particular racial group, especially when this classification brings unequal treatment or changes how they are seen by society

例句

Chidi argues that beauty standards are racialized, putting darker-skinned people at a disadvantage.

Chidi 認為 beauty 標準已被種族化，使深色皮膚的人處於劣勢。

passive: be racialized, putting [group] at disadvantage

The census form racialized the population by asking people to pick one category.

人口普查要求人們選擇一個類別，等於把人口種族化了。

常見搭配
  • racialized as
  • racialized by
  • become racialized
  • historically racialized
  • deeply racialized
同義詞
  • categorize by race

    a neutral description of the action, without the critical implication that 'racialize' carries

  • racialize

    the same verb; 'racialized' is the past tense or passive form

文法句型

racialize + noun phrase + as + noun/adjective

passive: be + racialized + by + agent

用法筆記

Often used in academic or political discussions about how institutions and social practices create or reinforce racial categories. Frequently appears in the passive voice (be racialized).

常見錯誤

The company's policy was racialized against Asian workers.
The company's policy racialized Asian workers by treating them differently from others.
'racialized against' is not natural English; use 'racialized by [action]' or simply 'racialized [group]'.
He racialized when he saw the foreign visitors.
The media coverage racialized the event by describing it as an ethnic conflict.
'racialized' is not a synonym for 'became racist'; it describes the act of imposing racial meaning, not personal prejudice.

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常用片語

  • be racialized as
  • become racialized
  • racialize [noun] by [method]

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