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Meanings of ghetto in English
Usage of ghetto in English
1
The situation in the ghetto has changed much since you were there.
2
For the past thirty years, it had been New Crobuzon's garuda ghetto.
3
He penetrated into the ghetto and learned the jargon of the Jews.
4
Sneak everyone out of the ghetto and hope the Christians don't notice?
5
After spending several years in a ghetto in Amsterdam, the family separated.
6
Beata found them and brought them home to us in the ghetto.
7
Twenty-four hours ago, I was living in the ghetto with my parents.
8
By my birthday on April 5, the ghetto was completely sealed off.
9
All the types of ghetto fanatics are portrayed with the crudest realism.
10
The people who left the ghetto, like Rubin, did not come back.
11
No one is getting in or out of the ghetto these days.
12
His eyes are looking off across the water, away from the ghetto.
13
Well, in Lenny's ghetto neighborhood it's mostly Spanish and Jewish, I guess.
14
Barbed wire barricades manned by soldiers mark the entrance to this ghetto.
15
In the ghetto, even here, you haven't been able to do it.
16
A stereo-hearer, holding a large ghetto blaster on his lap, spoke up.
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Ghetto across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common