第三人称复数：Caucasians
名词白种人; 高加索人; 高加索语
形容词高加索的; 白种人的; 高加索人的; 高加索语的
1. 白人：校内学生约49%的黑人(African American),25%的白人 (Caucasian), 17%的拉丁美洲人 (Latin American)(既来自於中南美地区的学生), 9%的亚洲人 (Asian American)(2008年拥有约30名中国学生,其中包括中国留学生及华盛顿当地华人华侨).
2. 高加索人/白种人/高加索的/白种人的：Cathy /凯茜/ | Caucasian /高加索人/白种人/高加索的/白种人的/ | Caudata /有尾目/
1. 白种人的;白人的
A Caucasian person is a white person.
e.g. ...a 25-year-old Caucasian male.
25岁的白人男子
2. 高加索人的，白种人的(人类学上指属于欧洲、北非及西亚的人种)
Anthropologists use Caucasian to refer to someone from a racial grouping coming from Europe, North Africa, and western Asia.
e.g. ...blue eyes and Caucasian features.
蓝眼睛和白种人的面庞
1. 911查询·英语单词
1. Why is it that Asian skin seems to look younger than Caucasian skin?
2. A typical Caucasian face is easier for Chinese audiences to remember among foreign performers and their international background gives them more credibility here.
3. Display of military power and exchange of military threats between Russia and the West have plunged the Caucasian region into a state of war.
4. Tajiks are Caucasian, but frequent exposure to the strong sunlight has tanned their skins to a deep bronze.
5. They will possibly see it as a top priority to further check the strategic offensives launched by Russia across the Caucasian region.
6. Experts say that solving the social problems in Russia's Caucasian region is crucial for eliminating terrorism from its soil.
7. American scientists earlier this year created the first two genome sequence maps, of two Caucasian people.
8. They eventually jumped into the swimming pool frolicking with their Caucasian parents.
9. I thought that I had to be Caucasian to ever see the light of day.
10. The team noted a slight difference in rejection among Chinese and Caucasian subjects.