Dictionaries have long used Aborigine for a person whose people have lived in Australia from the earliest times, before later settlers came. That is the sense here.

Dictionaries have long used字典長久以來用Aborigine這個字for a person來指稱一個人whose people have lived in Australia他的族人世世代代住在澳洲from the earliest times從最早的時候開始before later settlers came在後來的殖民者到來之前That is the sense here這裡指的就是這個意思

In real talk today, though, many Aboriginal Australians find the noun Aborigine old-fashioned or disrespectful, especially when a stranger uses it as a label. People who want to be careful usually say an Aboriginal person, an Aboriginal Australian, or — better still — the name of that person’s own nation.

In real talk today, though不過在今天的實際說法裡many Aboriginal Australians許多澳洲原住民find the noun Aborigine覺得Aborigine這個名詞old-fashioned or disrespectful老派或不尊重especially when a stranger uses it as a label尤其是陌生人拿它當標籤來用的時候People who want to be careful想謹慎一點的人usually say通常會說an Aboriginal person說an Aboriginal personan Aboriginal Australian或an Aboriginal Australianor — better still —或者更好的是the name of that person's own nation直接說出那個人自己民族的名字

You may still see Aborigine in older books. It is often capitalised (Aborigine) because it names a people, not just a type. Similar-looking words have been used for first peoples elsewhere, but this entry is the Australian one.

You may still see你可能還是會看到Aborigine這個字in older books出現在比較舊的書裡It is often capitalised它常常會大寫(Aborigine)寫成(Aborigine)because it names a people, not just a type因為它指的是一個民族,不只是一種類型Similar-looking words長得很像的字have been used for first peoples elsewhere也被用來稱呼其他地方的原住民族but this entry is the Australian one但這個詞條講的是澳洲這一個