Definition of Polack in English:

Polack

(also polack)

noun ˈpəʊlakˈpoʊˌlɑk

North American derogatory

adjective ˈpəʊlakˈpoʊˌlɑk

North American derogatory

Of Polish origin or descent.
when we wanted to differentiate more sharply, we might refer to him as the Polack kid

Late 16th century: from Polish Polak.

(also polack)

nounˈpōˌläkˈpoʊˌlɑk

North American derogatory

adjectiveˈpōˌläkˈpoʊˌlɑk

North American derogatory

Of Polish origin or descent.
when we wanted to differentiate more sharply, we might refer to him as the Polack kid

Late 16th century: from Polish Polak.

单词	Polack
释义	Definition of Polack in English: Polack (also polack) noun ˈpəʊlakˈpoʊˌlɑk North American derogatory A person from Poland or of Polish descent. a joint full of Polacks adjective ˈpəʊlakˈpoʊˌlɑk North American derogatory Of Polish origin or descent. when we wanted to differentiate more sharply, we might refer to him as the Polack kid Origin Late 16th century: from Polish Polak. Definition of Polack in US English: Polack (also polack) nounˈpōˌläkˈpoʊˌlɑk North American derogatory A person from Poland or of Polish descent. a joint full of Polacks adjectiveˈpōˌläkˈpoʊˌlɑk North American derogatory Of Polish origin or descent. when we wanted to differentiate more sharply, we might refer to him as the Polack kid Origin Late 16th century: from Polish Polak.
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