boat people
英 [bəut ˈpi:pl] 美 [bot ˈpipəl]

n.

船民，乘船外逃的难民；

英英释义

Boat people

• Boat people is a name often applied to refugees who travel to a new country on boats, in particular the Vietnamese boat people.

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双语例句

1. In the foreground boats throng the seafront, cruisers and cargo ships mingling with the tiny floating homes of the boat people.
   照片的前景中，渔船簇拥在海岸，游艇和货轮也夹杂在船民那些小小的水上人家之中。

权威例句

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The Children of Boat People: A Study of Educational Success
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Strangers at the Gate:The 'Boat People's' First Ten Years in Canada
The Boat People and Achievement in America by Nathan Caplan; John K. Whitmore; Marcella H. Choy
The Boat People and achievement in America: A study of family life, hard work, and cultural values.
“Asylum seekers”, “boat people” and “illegal immigrants”: Social categorisation in the media
Opinion Discourse and Canadian Newspapers: The Case of the Chinese "Boat People"
“Asylum seekers”, “boat people” and “illegal immigrants”: Social categorisation in the media*
Beiser M. Strangers at the Gate: The “Boat People’s” First Ten Years in Canada, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 1999
‘Any one of these boat people could be a terrorist for all we know!’ Media representations and public perceptions of ‘boat people...