Albino is used of a person or animal whose body makes little or no colouring. Skin and hair can look very pale or white; eyes may look pink or unusually light.

Albino is used of a person or animal用在人或動物身上, whose body makes little or no colouring指身體幾乎不製造或完全不製造色素. Skin and hair can look very pale or white皮膚和頭髮可能看起來很蒼白或全白; eyes may look pink or unusually light眼睛可能看起來是粉紅色或特別淺的顏色

You can use it as an adjective (albino mice, an albino deer) or as a noun (an albino). The condition itself is called albinism.

You can use it as an adjective你可以把它當形容詞用 (albino mice, an albino deer)像「albino mice」（白化小鼠）、「an albino deer」（白化鹿） or as a noun或當名詞用 (an albino)像「an albino」（一個白化症患者）. The condition itself is called albinism這種情況本身叫做albinism

Though actually, with people the bare noun can feel blunt, like a label stuck on someone. Many now prefer a person with albinism, because albino has been used carelessly and even as a taunt.

Though actually不過事實上, with people the bare noun can feel blunt用在人身上時，光講這個名詞會顯得很直接, like a label stuck on someone像貼在人身上的標籤. Many now prefer a person with albinism現在很多人比較喜歡說「a person with albinism」（有白化症的人）, because albino has been used carelessly and even as a taunt因為albino這個字曾被隨便亂用，甚至拿來嘲笑人

With animals, albino is still the ordinary word. It is a descriptive, slightly clinical word — not a joke, not a compliment, and not a type of personality.

With animals用在動物身上時, albino is still the ordinary wordalbino還是很普通的用詞. It is a descriptive, slightly clinical word它是個描述性、帶點醫學味的詞 — not a joke, not a compliment不是玩笑話，也不是稱讚, and not a type of personality更不是一種個性