Gypsies Meaning in English
word · lemma: gypsy
释义
A term used for members of the Romani people, a traditionally nomadic ethnic group, mainly in Europe. Sometimes used more generally for anyone who moves often or lives a free-spirited life, but can be considered offensive.
用法与细微差别
The word 'gypsies' is now outdated and can be offensive when referring to the Romani people. Prefer 'Roma' or 'Romani' in formal and respectful contexts. Sometimes used in literature or music to evoke a free-spirited or nomadic lifestyle, but be careful due to potential negative stereotypes.
例句
Some gypsies travel from town to town in their colorful wagons.
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Stories about gypsies are found in many old books.
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The music played by gypsies is famous around the world.
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She always dreamed of living like the gypsies, moving from place to place.
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There’s a romantic image of gypsies, but real life is often much harder.
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Local gypsies set up a market every weekend with crafts and music.
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