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·yīngwénjièshì·zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù·zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
yīngwénjièshì
 dòngcí
  • enslave
míngcí
  • Slave
  • servant
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   ( nán běi zhàn zhēng qián ) měi guó nán fāng bǎo chí zhì de zhōu   Slave States
  2.   ( měi guó nán běi zhàn zhēng qián ) shí xíng zhì de zhōu   slave state
  3. adj.  Hun de , mán de , xiōng de , xiōng shìde   hunnish
  4.   [ měi ] hēi rén diǎn zhì xiāo qián nán mǒu xiē zhōu de )   Black Code
  5.   [ měi ] rén mín zhù quán lùn ( nán běi zhàn zhēng qián de zhǒng zhèng zhì xiǎng , zhù zhāng zhōu rén mín yòu quán chǔlǐ nèi zhèng , bìng jué dìng shì fǒu róng zhì )   squatter [popular]sovereignty
  6.   [ měi ] zhì de fāng ; yóu , yóu   free soil
  7.   [ měi fèi ] xīn hēi , gāng cóng fēi zhōu fàn yùn dào měi guó de hēi rén   new N-
  8.   [ měi fèi ] zhòngzhí yuán de hēi   field N-
  9.   [ měi fèi ] péi jià hēi ( dāng zuò jià zhuāng de fēn )   dower N-
  10.   [ xuèwǎn ]“ hēi shēn shì” , è   (old) gentleman in blace
  11.   [ yàn ] xiàng shǒu cái qiú zhù , hǎo xiàng suǒ yòu de rén qiú zhù。   As good beg of a naked man as a miser.
  12.   【 shǐnán fāng shí xíng suǒ yòu zhì de zhōu   Dixie Land
  13.   【 shǐfēi zhōu de hēi   black ivory
  14. n.   liè huò shòu lèi , cháng liè shòu lèi   coffle
  15. n.  wéi fèi chú zhì 'ér fèn dǒu de rén men .   people working to abolish slavery
  16. n.   guàn de cháng shēng huó shòu zhì guàn de rén) .   The king would appoint one of his creatures to the post. guó wáng yào pài de míng rèn zhè chāishi .acreatureof`habitpersonwhosedailylifetendstobegovernedbyhabit
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. měi guó dōng nán tōng cháng bāo kuò zhōuzuǒ zhì zhōu 'ān zhōu zhōu nán luó lái zhōuzài měi guó nèi zhàn qián zhè xiē zhōu shēng chǎn mián huā zhī chí zhì
    the southeastern region of the United States: South Carolina and Georgia and Alabama and Mississippi and Louisiana; prior to the American Civil War all these states produced cotton and permitted slavery.
  2. 1959 nián zài xīzàng jìn xíng de mín zhù gǎi chè fèi chú liǎo cháng 700 duō nián de zhèng jiào guì sēng zhuān quán de fēng jiàn nóng zhì bǎi wàn nóng huò liǎo rén shēn yóuchéng liǎo xīn shè huì de zhù rén
    The democratic reform which took place in Tibet in 1959 eradicated the feudal serf system marked by the combination of government and religion and the dictatorship of nobles and monks, thus tens of thousands of serfs and slaves under the old system got their personal freedom and became masters of the new society.
  3. shàng běn gōng de dìng dānqǐng yùn 100 bāo děng pǐn měi yáng máo
    Herewith we have pleasure in hand you an indent for immediate shipment of100 bales of al merino wool.
  4. kǎo fēnlāi wéi 1789 1877 měi guó fèi zhù zhě dezài yìn de guì pài jiào xiāng cūnshìbāng zhù hēi rén táo páo de xià dàode zhòng yào fēn
    American abolitionist whose Quaker village in Indiana was a significant part of the Underground Railroad.
  5. wéi rén hǎopíng jiān dài rén jiē dōuhěn 'ǎiméi yòu xiē 'ér jiā yòu duō shàng de chǎn shǐ zuò zhe chuān chīzhēn de shénme dōubù yòng yōu zhǐ yòu jiàn quē hànjiù shì jià liǎo niánhái céng shēng 'ér zǒng jué měi zhōng suī rán bàng rén méi yīn jiù qīng shì liǎo
    She herself treated others very well. In all her dealings with everyone, she was friendly and completely without airs. Her family had a great deal of inherited wealth, with servants and maids at their beck and call; no one had to work for a living. Truly no one had to worry about anything. There was only one thing of great regret; that is, after several years of marriage, she had not been able to beget a son. She had therefore felt something missed in the midst of plenty, although no one thought any less of her on account of this.
  6. de zhù chùfàn shāng shì chǎng
    slave quarters; slave trader; slave market.
  7. 1959 nián pàn luàn píng hòuzhōng yāng rén mín zhèng shùn yìng xīzàng rén mín de yuàn wàngzài xīzàng jìn xíng liǎo mín zhù gǎi fèi chú liǎo duān xiǔhēi 'àn de fēng jiàn nóng zhì bǎi wàn nóng fān shēn jiě fàng zài bèi zuò wéi nóng zhù de rén cái chǎn jiā mǎi màizhuǎn ràngjiāo huàn zhài zài bèi nóng zhù qiǎngpò láo dòngcóng huò liǎo rén shēn yóu de quán
    After the quelling of the armed rebellion in 1959, the central people's government, in compliance with the wishes of the Tibetan people, conducted the Democratic Reform in Tibet and abolished the extremely decadent and dark feudal serfdom. The million serfs and slaves were emancipated. They were no longer regarded as the personal property of serf-owners who could use them for transactions, transfer, mortgage for a debt or exchange or exact their toil. From that time on they gained the right to personal freedom.
  8. zhōng guó guàn rèn wéiduì wēi shì jiè píng 'ān quán de xíng wéizhū yóu zhí mín zhù zhǒng zhù wài guó qīn lüèzhàn lǐng zào chéng de bào qīn fàn rén quán de xíng wéi zhǒng zhǒng shìmiè jué zhǒng fàn mài guó kǒng zhì qīn fàn rén quán de yán zhòng shì jiànguó shè huì yìng jìn xíng gān zhì zhǐshí xíng rén quán de guó bǎo
    China has always held that to effect international protection of human rights, the international community should interfere with and stop acts that endanger world peace and security, such as gross human rights violations caused by colonialism, racism, foreign aggression and occupation, as well as apartheid, racial discrimination, genocide, slave trade and serious violation of human rights by international terrorist organizations.
  9. dài wéi 1785- 1830 měi guó zhù zhāng fèi chú zhì zhě de xiǎo de qǐng qiú wéi yóu 'ér zhàn
    A city of west-central Michigan, a suburb of Grand Rapids. Population,17, 279.
  10. jiù xīzàng guī dìng:“ mín fǎn zhě jūn fàn zhòng ”, dàn běn rén chǔsǐér qiě jiā chǎn mòshōu wéi
    The law of old Tibet stated, "All civilians who rebel all commit felonies." In such incidences not only the rebel himself would be killed, but his family property would be confiscated and his wife be made a slave.
  11. men fèn fǎn kàng zhù
    The slaves rebelled against their masters.
  12. men lái fǎn kàng zhù bìng men tǒng tǒng shā diào
    The slaves rebelled against their masters and killed them all.
  13. shì jiù wéi zhēng de yóu gèng jiā xīn qín gōng zuò jiǔnán fāng zhōu dòng liǎo pàn luàn
    Then he worked still harder for freedom for the slaves. Soon the Southern States rebelled.
  14. men lái fǎn kàng men de zhù rén
    The slaves rose in rebellion against their masters.
  15. zài xīzàng wán jiān chí nóng zhì de nóng zhù guó wài fǎn huá shì xiāng gòu jié xiàpàn luàn huó dòng xùn màn yán
    With the collusion of the Tibetan serf-owners bent on retaining serfdom and the foreign anti-China forces, the rebellious activities soon became rampant.
  16. fēi zhōu mào
    slave trade in Africa
  17. duàn chū xiàn de dǎo zhì liǎo luó guó de miè
    Recurrent slave uprisings brought about the downfall of the ancient Roman Empire.
  18. xiǎo xíng 'ér lüè dài hóng de shǐ yòng de
    small reddish slave-making ant species.
  19. cóng zhù zhè xiē shú liǎo huí lái
    He redeemed the slaves from the control of the owner.
  20. duì wèi cān jiā pàn luàn de nóng de shēng chǎn liào shí xíng shú mǎi zhèng , 1300 duō wèi cān jiā pàn luàn de nóng zhù dài rén de 90 wàn 82 wàn duō tóu shēng chù yóu guó jiā zhī shú mǎi jīn 4500 duō wàn yuán
    A policy of redemption was introduced with regard to the land and other means of production of serf-owners who did not participate in the rebellion. The 900,000 ke of land and over 820,000 head of livestock of the 1,300 serf-owners and their agents, who did not participate in the rebellion, were redeemed by the state at a cost topping 45 million yuan.
  21. shì tóng nóng zhù de nán nóng jié hūn yào jiǎo shú shēn fèi”, yòu de shì cǎi nán huàn nán huàn de jiāo huànyòu de shì hūn jià hòu shuāng fāng de lǐng shǔ guān biànjiāng lái shēng nán hái guī fāng lǐng zhùshēng hái guī fāng lǐng zhù
    Male and female serfs not belonging to the same owner had to pay "redemption fees" before they could marry. In some cases, an exchange was made with a man swapped for man and a woman for woman. In other cases, after a couple wedded, the ownership of both husband and wife remained unchanged, but their sons would belong to the husband's owner and their daughters to the wife's owner.
  22. jiàng liǎo rén kǒu de shù liàng
    He reduced the population to slavery.
  23. jiù zhè yàng de rén mín lún wéi liǎo
    Its people were thus reduced to slavery.
  24. shì nóng zhì gǎi
    reform of Prussian serfdom
  25. mín zhù gǎi qián diào cháshǔ shí shì lài de shè zhèng zhā de lóng jiàng zhuāng yuán gòng yòu 1445 quán láo bàn láo nóng 81 quán nián gòng zhī chā 21260 tiānzhé láo dòng liàng wéi 67.3 rén quán nián láo 83% de nóng quán nián cháng wéi nóng zhù zhī chā
    According to a survey conducted before the Democratic Reform, the Darongqang Manor owned by Regent Dagzhag of the 14th Dalai Lama had a total of 1,445 ke of land, and 81 able-bodied and semi-able-bodied serfs. They were assigned a total of 21,260 corvee days for the whole year, the equivalent of an entire year's labor by 67.3 people. In effect, 83 percent of the serfs had to do corvee for one full year.
  26. tóng shíduì guó yíng gōng kuàng jiāo tōng de shēng chǎn guǎn zhì jìn xíng mín zhù gǎi fèi chú guān liáo běn liú xià lái de fēng jiàn tóu zhì děng zhǒng gōng rén de jiù zhì xiāo chú fēng jiàn hángbāng guān niàn zào chéng de jiàn gōng chǎng guǎn wěi yuán huì zhí gōng dài biǎo huì shōu gōng rénshēn jiā gōng chǎng guǎn shí xiàn guǎn de mín zhù huàshǐ gōng rén zhēn zhèng chéng wéi de zhù rénbìng tiáozhěng jiù de gōng zhì tuī xíng láo dòng bǎo xiǎn zhì gāo liǎo zhí gōng gǎi shàn liǎo zhí gōng shēng huó
    At the same time, democratic reforms were carried out in the production and management systems of state-run industrial, mining and transportation enterprises.Various old systems which had oppressed and enslaved workers, such as the feudal gangmasters system practiced by bureaucrat-capitalist enterprises, were annulled.The divisive feudal trade associations and regionalism were abolished.Factory management committees and congresses of workers and staff members were established, which absorbed workers into factory management so as to realize democracy in enterprise management and make workers the real masters of their enterprises.Simultaneously, the old wage system was adjusted, a labor insurance system was introduced, and workers and administrative staff's welfare and living standards were improved.
  27. tóng shíduì guó yíng gōng kuàng jiāo tōng de shēng chǎn guǎn zhì jìn xíng mín zhù gǎi fèi chú guān liáo běn liú xià lái de fēng jiàn tóu zhì děng zhǒng gōng rén de jiù zhì xiāo chú fēng jiàn hángbāng guān niàn zào chéng de jiàn gōng chǎng guǎn wěi yuán huì zhí gōng dài biǎo huì shōu gōng rénshēn jiā gōng chǎng guǎn shí xiàn guǎn de mín zhù huàshǐ gōng rén zhēn zhèng chéng wéi de zhù rénbìng tiáozhěng jiù de gōng zhì tuī xíng láo dòng bǎo xiǎn zhì gāo liǎo zhí gōng gǎi shàn liǎo zhí gōng shēng huó
    At the same time, democratic reforms were carried out in the production and management systems of state-run industrial, mining and transportation enterprises. Various old systems which had oppressed and enslaved workers, such as the feudal gangmasters system practiced by bureaucrat-capitalist enterprises, were annulled.The divisive feudal trade associations and regionalism were abolished. Factory management committees and congresses of workers and staff members were established, which absorbed workers into factory management so as to realize democracy in enterprise management and make workers the real masters of their enterprises. Simultaneously, the old wage system was adjusted, a labor insurance system was introduced, and workers and administrative staff's welfare and living standards were improved.
  28. tiān táng wéi wéi zhù
    It is better to reign in hell than serve in heaven.
  29. tiān táng wéi wéi zhù
    It is better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven.
  30. cóng xīzàng rén mín yǒng yuǎn bǎi tuō liǎo guó zhù de bànhuí dào guó jiā tíng guó xiōng mín rén mín yàngchōng fēn xiǎng shòu dào mín píng děng de qiē quán kāi shǐ zǒu shàng liǎo yóu xìng de guāng míng dào。”
    Since then, the Tibetan people shook off forever the fetters of imperialist enslavement and tramples and rejoined the large national family. Like our sibling races throughout the country, the Tibetan people fully enjoy all rights of national equality, and are embarking on a bright road of freedom and happiness."
  31. zhè wèi lǎo lín lái liǎo bái guānlín kěn gēn shuō liǎo shù xiǎo shí guān jiě fàng hēi de wèn
    The old neighbor called at the White House, and Lincoln talked to him for hours about the advisability of issuing a proclamation freeing the slaves.
  32. ér zài bái gōng jiāng chéng wéi chù zài méi wán méi liǎo de shì de qíng zhī xià ?quot;
    In the White House,on the other hand,you would be a slave and under the relentless pressure of never finished business."