Jew

詳細解釋：

Jew

n.（名詞）
An adherent of Judaism as a religion or culture.
猶太人：在宗教或文化方面秉持猶太主義的擁護者
A member of the widely dispersed people originally descended from the ancient Hebrews and sharing an ethnic heritage based on Judaism.
猶太教徒：古代希伯來人的廣泛分布的後代子孫，他們沿襲著猶太教的種族傳統
A native or inhabitant of the ancient kingdom of Judah.
古猶大人：古代猶大王國人或居住者

來源：
Middle English Jeu
中古英文 Jeu
from Old French giu
源自 古法文 giu
from Latin Iôdaeus
源自 拉丁語 Iôdaeus
from Greek Ioudaios
源自 希臘語 Ioudaios
from Aramaic yμhôd3y
源自 阿拉姆語 yμhôd3y
from Hebrew yμhôdô
源自 希伯來語 yμhôdô
after yμhôda [Judah, son of Jacob and Leah]
源自 yμhôda [猶大，雅各和利亞的兒子]

It is widely recognized that the attributive use of the nounJew, in phrases such as Jew lawyer or Jew ethics, is both offensive and vulgar. In such contextsJewish is the only acceptable possibility. But some people have become so wary of this constructionthat they have overgeneralized the anathema to any use of the noun,a practice that carries risks of its own.In a sentence such asThere are now several Jews on the council, which is unexceptionable, the substitution of a circumlocution likeJewish people or persons of Jewish background may unwittingly suggest an unwarranted and hence suspect delicacy.
通常認為名詞Jew 用作定語的用法是無禮的和粗俗的，例如 猶太人律師 或 猶太種族 。 在這樣的上下文中，Jewish 是唯一可能被接受的。 但一些人對這種構詞方式已變得極為小心，以至他們將針對這個名詞任何用法上的厭惡過於一般化，這是一種給這個詞帶來危險的作法。例這句話在現在的內閣里有一些猶太人 就是無懈可擊的， 一種迂迴的替換說法象猶太人 或 有猶太背景的人 可以無意之中表明這只是一個未證實的事， 因此只是一種微妙的猜測