1.an offensive term for a man of Chinese origin
2.in cricket, a slow off-break bowled by a left-handed bowler to a right-handed batsman
1.At once the Happy Chinaman swung the sack over his shoulder and continued on his way.
布袋和尚立即将那布袋抡起在肩，扛起继续赶路。
2.There is a theory among Occidentals that the Chinaman is inscrutable, full of secret thoughts, and impossible for us to understand.
西方人中间有一种论调：中国人不可思议，满脑子的神秘思想，我们难以理解。
3.One night, I meet up with a Chinaman working at a dime store who says he loves my sound.
一天夜里，我碰到一个正在廉价商店里工作的中国人，他说喜欢我的声音。
4.This tramp-monster is no truer to life than the sinister Chinaman of the magazine stories, but he is very hard to get rid of.
这种“流浪汉怪物”和杂志故事里阴险的中国佬一样，都是全然失实的，然而这种形象却很难消除。
5.The real Chinaman may be vulgar, but there is no aggressiveness, no blatancy in his vulgarity.
真正的中国人也许粗俗，但粗俗中并没有好斗和嚣张。
6.But a Chinaman will tell you nothing about the trains; if you ask, he will tell you wrong.
但是，中国人却会对火车只字不提，即使你问起，他也会答非所问。
7.Children were often told, for example, never to put a coin in their mouths because a Chinaman has had it in his ear.
例如，他们常对孩子们说，别把硬币放在嘴里，因为中国佬把硬币藏在了耳朵里。
8.The real Chinaman may be coarse, but there is no grossness in his coarseness.
真正的中国人也许粗糙，但粗糙中没有粗劣。
9.The real Chinaman may be cunning, but there is no deep malignity in his cunning.
真正的中国人也许狡猾，但狡猾中并无阴险。
10.The real Chinaman may be stupid, but there is no absurdity in his stupidity.
真正的中国人也许愚蠢，但愚蠢中并无荒谬。