Definition of redskin in English:

redskin

noun ˈrɛdskɪnˈrɛdˌskɪn

dated, offensive

A North American Indian.
〈旧或冒犯〉美洲印第安人

Usage

The use of the term redskin is first recorded in the 18th century, translating (via French) a term in the Illinois language meaning literally ‘person with red skin’. The term originally had a neutral meaning and was used by North American Indians themselves, but it eventually acquired an unfavourable connotation. Redskin, like the related terms red man and Red Indian, is now dated or offensive. American Indian, Native American, and (in Canada) First Nations are terms in widespread use for members of the indigenous peoples of North America; nevertheless, it is preferable, where possible, to name the specific people. See also American Indian

Definition of redskin in US English:

redskin

nounˈredˌskinˈrɛdˌskɪn

offensive, dated

A North American Indian.
〈旧或冒犯〉美洲印第安人

Usage

The use of the term redskin is first recorded in the 18th century, translating (via French) a term in the Illinois language meaning literally ‘person with red skin’. The term originally had a neutral meaning and was used by North American Indians themselves, but it eventually acquired an unfavorable connotation. Redskin, like the related terms red man and Red Indian, is now dated or offensive. American Indian, Native American, and (in Canada) First Nations are terms in widespread use for members of the indigenous peoples of North America; nevertheless, it is preferable, where possible, to name the specific people. See also American Indian

词汇	redskin
释义	Definition of redskin in English: redskin noun ˈrɛdskɪnˈrɛdˌskɪn dated, offensive A North American Indian. 〈旧或冒犯〉美洲印第安人 Usage The use of the term redskin is first recorded in the 18th century, translating (via French) a term in the Illinois language meaning literally ‘person with red skin’. The term originally had a neutral meaning and was used by North American Indians themselves, but it eventually acquired an unfavourable connotation. Redskin, like the related terms red man and Red Indian, is now dated or offensive. American Indian, Native American, and (in Canada) First Nations are terms in widespread use for members of the indigenous peoples of North America; nevertheless, it is preferable, where possible, to name the specific people. See also American Indian Definition of redskin in US English: redskin nounˈredˌskinˈrɛdˌskɪn offensive, dated A North American Indian. 〈旧或冒犯〉美洲印第安人 Usage The use of the term redskin is first recorded in the 18th century, translating (via French) a term in the Illinois language meaning literally ‘person with red skin’. The term originally had a neutral meaning and was used by North American Indians themselves, but it eventually acquired an unfavorable connotation. Redskin, like the related terms red man and Red Indian, is now dated or offensive. American Indian, Native American, and (in Canada) First Nations are terms in widespread use for members of the indigenous peoples of North America; nevertheless, it is preferable, where possible, to name the specific people. See also American Indian
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