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diaspora (dye ASS por ah) This noun comes to us from the Greek word for “dispersion.” With a capital “D,” it refers to “the dispersion of the Jews from the sixth century BC, when they were exiled to Babylonia, to the present time.” It may also be used, however, to refer to any “dispersion of a people from their original homeland” or any “dispersion of a language or culture.”
- The persecution of the Jews before and during Word War II intensified the Diaspora that led many Jews to settle not only in the United States but in Latin America as well.
- There was a great diaspora of Europeans to New York’s Lower East Side at the turn of the twentieth century; Italian, Polish, and Irish immigrants arrived in droves to seek opportunities for a better life.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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散居地（dye ASS por ah）这个名词来自希腊语中“分散”的意思。大写“D”，指的是“犹太人从公元前六世纪流亡到巴比伦尼亚到现在的分散。”然而，它也可以用来指代任何“一个民族从他们原来的家园分散”或任何“一种语言或文化的分散”
- 第二次世界大战之前和期间对犹太人的迫害加剧了流散，导致许多犹太人不仅在美国定居，也在拉丁美洲定居
- 二十世纪之交，大批欧洲人移居纽约下东区；意大利、波兰和爱尔兰移民成群结队地来到这里，寻求更好生活的机会
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