英语释义

1. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

片语

NAACP Image进协会奖

naacp detail全国有色人种协会

NAACP Papers美国全国有色人种协进会主要运动文件

NAACP Image Awards有色人种促进协会形象奖

NAACP P全国有色人种协进会

NAACP Image AwardAn NAACP Image Award is an accolade presented by the American National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to honor outstanding people of color in film, television, music, and literature.

英汉例句

• Hoping to make the NAACP relevant to that new generation is Benjamin Todd Jealous, a 36-year-old Californian who is the youngest chief executive in the NAACP「s history.

  将NAACP与新一代联系起来成了本杰明·托德?吉乐士的希望。这位36岁的加利福尼亚人是NAACP有史以来最年轻的CEO。

• 「It may sound odd to say, but in some ways rigid segregation was an ally,」 says the NAACP chairman, Julian Bond, 「because things were so clear.」

  「这听起来可能很怪，但是确实从某种程度上来说严格的隔离是一种联盟，」NAACP的主席，JulianBond说道，「因为事情很明显。」

• The NAACP was formed on February 12th 1909 (itself a centenary, of Lincoln」s birth) by a bi-racial group of reformers.

  NAACP成立于1909年2月12日(这个日子本身就是纪念林肯的百年生辰)，成员包括黑白种族的改革鼓动者。

• While some asked whether the NAACP was still relevant, others gathered outside the Valley Club with placards.

  当一些人在质疑NAACP是否依然有意义的时候，另一些人聚集在山谷俱乐部的门外高举标语。

• Harlem, still a NAACP stronghold, has become an education battlefield.

  哈莱姆地区仍然是协进会占据强势的地方，但此地却渐渐演变成了一个教育战场。

• Moreover, the NAACP honored the quartet with an 「Image Award」 in the category of Outstanding Duo or Group.

  国有色人种协进会还为该乐队颁发了「优秀双人或组合奖」之「形象奖」。

• When his NAACP chapter in Birmingham had been outlawed in 1956, he had come up instantly with the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights, which did just the same thing.

  1956年，当全国有色人种协进会伯明翰地方分会在其领导下被宣布不合法时，沙特尔斯沃思旋即提出从事同样工作的阿拉巴马基督人权运动。

• The NAACP is involved in the case because co-locating with charter schools, it says, is akin to segregation.

  据称，有色人种协进会与特许公立学校共租一处办公场所，但却近似被隔离出来，于是也卷入这场官司。

• When he took over the helm in September 2008, the NAACP had been in turmoil for several years.

  当他2008年9月接手舵盘之时，协进会已飘摇动蕩了多年。

• Helen Pierce, an NAACP delegate from Fayetteville, N.C., said Obama「s speech is a wake-up call to young people and their parents.

  海伦·皮尔斯是北卡罗莱纳州费耶特维尔的一名全国有色人种协进会的代表，她说，奥巴马的演讲是对年轻人和他们的父母的一次觉醒的号召。

• Reporter: Barack Obama speaking to a mostly black crowd at the NAACP may be the biggest problem of them all.

  记者：奥巴马正在跟美国有色人种协进会的大部分黑人群体所交谈，或许这才是他们最关心的问题。

• It is this context that makes elements of Barack Obama」s speech to the NAACP conference problematic.

  正是这样的背景让奥巴马在NAACP会议上的演讲充满疑问。

• As the local NAACP chief, he often hears allegations of racism, but many turn out to be minor or groundless.

  作为地方NAACP主席，他也常听到种族主义的主张，但那毕竟是少数人或者根本毫无根据。