n. 〔俄语〕(有组织的)大屠杀；集体迫害〔尤指帝俄时代对犹太人的大屠杀〕。 vt. 大屠杀；集体迫害。 n. -ist 大屠杀的组织者[参加者]。
organized persecution of an ethnic group (especially Jews)
A pogrom () is a violent mob attack generally against Jews, and often condoned by the forces of law, characterized by killings and/or destruction of homes and properties, businesses, and religious centers. The term originally entered the English language to describe 19th and 20th-century attacks on Jews in the Russian Empire; similar attacks against Jews at other times and places also became known as pogroms.
例句与用法
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The pogroms and killings were organised by gangs , vigilantes and militias across northern , western and eastern india 印度北部、西部与东部地区的帮派、义务警员与民兵组织了大屠杀与残杀。
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" he has always been fascinated by polish history . on the farm he has long chats with his 90 - year - old great - grandmother about how she survived the pogroms of the nazis . “他对波兰历史十分着迷。在农场时，他会和90岁的曾祖母长时间闲谈有关她是如何从纳粹大屠杀中生还的事情。 ”
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" her father was a doctor in the czar ' s army , " mrs . kaye said . " i guess she gave because , after surviving pogroms in russia , she just felt fortunate “她的父亲是沙皇军队中的一位军医， ”凯太太说， “我猜想她所以捐款是因为经历了发生在俄国的沙俄大屠杀后还能幸存下来，她认为这确实是很庆幸了。 ”
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