n.(相同种族或背景人的)聚居区，贫民区，(昔日城市中的)犹太人居住区

原形：ghetto复数：ghettos

The ghetto was a crowded and impoverished neighborhood in the city.
这个贫民窟是城市中一个拥挤而贫困的社区。
Many historical ghettos were established to isolate Jewish communities during times of persecution.
许多历史上的犹太区是在迫害时期设立来隔离犹太人群体的。
The ghettos of World War II Europe were notorious for their deplorable living conditions.
第二次世界大战期间欧洲的贫民窟以恶劣的生活条件而臭名昭著。
The government's efforts to uplift ghettos have been met with mixed success.
政府提升贫民窟的努力收到了喜忧参半的结果。
The ghetto walls served as a reminder of the past, but also as a symbol of resilience.
贫民窟的围墙既是过去苦难的见证，也是坚韧不拔的象征。
Artists have found inspiration in the vibrant culture that emerged from even the toughest ghetto environments.
艺术家们在贫民窟环境中孕育出的活力文化中找到了灵感。
The ghetto schools struggled to provide adequate education due to limited resources.
贫民窟学校的教育资源匮乏，难以提供足够的教育。
After the war, the ghettos were dismantled and replaced with modern housing complexes.
战后，贫民窟被拆除，取而代之的是现代化的住宅区。
Gentrification is slowly transforming some once-dilapidated ghettos into thriving neighborhoods.
修缮改造正在逐渐将一些破败的贫民窟转变为生机勃勃的社区。
The term "inner city ghetto" is often used to describe areas with high crime rates and economic disparity.
"内城贫民窟"一词常用来形容犯罪率高、经济差距大的地区。