Ebonics
英：[eˈbɒnɪks] 美： [eˈbɑnɪks]
Ebonics 基本解释
释义黑人英语 (Black English)：非洲裔美国人所讲的英语方言；
英英释义
Ebonics[ 'ebəniks ]
n.a nonstandard form of American English spoken by some Blacks in the United States同义词：Black EnglishBlack English Vernacular
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