Indian reservation
noun /ˌɪndiən rezəˈveɪʃn/
/ˌɪndiən rezərˈveɪʃn/
- any of the areas of land given to Native Americans by the US government. The US Bureau of Indian Affairs protects them and provides schools for them. The largest is the Navajo reservation on land in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. Most Native Americans on reservations are poor and receive financial help from the government.
印度保留地：美国政府给予美洲原住民的任何土地。美国印第安事务局保护他们并为他们提供学校。最大的是在亚利桑那州，新墨西哥州和犹他州的纳瓦霍人保留地。大多数在保留地上的美洲原住民都很贫穷，并从政府那里获得财政资助。