zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhí dào jiě fàngzhè cán de zhù cái fàng duì men de tǒng zhì
    The cruel owner didn't relinquish his hold over the slaves until their liberation.
  • luó jiù zhù huī yóu dàn bǎo liú dìng kòng zhì quán de luó zhù
    A slave owner in ancient Rome who freed a slave without relinquishing all legal claim to him.
  • guó nóng zhì de huī jiā qiáng
    renewal and strengthen of German serfdom
  • shǐ duì cān jiā guò pàn luàn de nóng zhù men de dài rénzhǐ yào fàng fǎn dòng chǎngquè yòu suǒ cháng gěi shìdàng 'ān páishǐ men yòu huì wèiguó jiāwèirénmín chū
    Appropriate arrangements have also been made even for those serf-owners and their agents who participated in the rebellion, giving them the chance to contribute to the state and people if they renounce their reactionary stand and possess real skills.
  • zuì hǎo shēng fèn hèn cān jiā bīng jué zuò cháng chén men de cái
    the best doctors would stay resentfully out of the national service, refusing to become the minions of a Minister.
  • men kěn dìng huì gān xīn shòu rén
    They will certainly not resign themselves to be slaves.
  • cóng yán bēi zūn jìng huò cóngbēi gōng
    To be servilely respectful or deferential; grovel.
  • quán miǎn chú dān huò xiàn zhì
    Legal immunity from servitude, certain burdens, or other restrictions.
  • cóng wáng zhōng huó jīng liǎo néng huó liǎo
    raise from the dead; Slavery is already dead, and cannot be resurrected.; Upraising ghosts.
  • guó jiā chóngxīn tǒng liǎo huò liǎo yóu
    The nation was reunited and the slaves were set free.
  • āi wéi āi 'ér xiě de huò āi jié zòu de dǎo
    The music for or in the rhythm of the minuet.
  • bùwèi cái zhùdìng wéi cái
    Riches either serve or govern the possessor.
  • 14 shì chǔyú rén xià de 'é guó yǐn de shù
    14th-century Russia under the Tartar yoke; the yoke of drug addiction.
  • xiàng yàng duì gōng zuò de tóu kòng zhì liǎo de rén shēngduì zhèng dǎng shàng wéi wéi nuò nuò xìng shí de rén héng héng s·h· dāng jīng biàn shùn cóngguàn fèng chéng liǎo
    slavish devotion to her job ruled her life; a slavish yes-man to the party bosses- S.H.Adams; she has become submissive and subservient.
  • zài luó guó de hòu zhì jiù jīng guǎng fàn zhuǎn biàn chéng liǎo zhǒng nóng zhìluó rén de suǒ wèi coloni shuō shì shì shí shàng de shuō shì nóng
    Already, in the later times of the Roman empire, predial slavery had extensively transformed itself into a kind of serfdom: the coloni of the Romans were rather villeins than actual slaves;
  • 451 nián xiōng rén bèi luó rén rén bài de zhàn zhēng
    the battle in which Attila the Hun was defeated by the Romans and Visigoths in 451.
  • luó zhì jīng
    slave-owning economy in ancient Rome
  • men duì dài hěn bàojiù xiàng duì dài men de yàng
    They treated her as roughly as they treated their slaves.
  • nán běi zhàn zhēng zhī shí duō nán fāng rén bǎo guò táo páo de
    Many Southerners sheltered runaway slaves during the Civil War.
  • é guó nóng zhì jīng
    serfdom economy in Russia
  • é guó 1861 nián de nóng zhì gǎi
    reform of Russian serfdom in 1861
  • nóng zhù yòng chāiyì gāo dài duì nóng jìn xíng cán de xuē
    Serf-owners ruthlessly exploited serfs through corvee and usury.
  • fàn liǎo qiánjiāng zhè xiǎo niàn jiāo gěi liǎo xīn de zhù rén cán qíng de shī nüè kuáng
    The slave trader accepted the money and gave the young girl over to the tender mercies of her new sadistic master.
  • nóng zhù máncán de xíng wéi fēng jiàn nóng zhì
    The serf owners safeguarded the feudal serfdom with savage punishments.
  • xiàn zài xīzàng mán de nóng zhì jīng jié shù liǎo
    Now the savage system of serfdom in Xizang has been ended.
  • shǐ wén míng shǐ cóng mán dào kāi huà de zhǎn jiē duàndài chū yuán shǐ shè huì jiē duàn huò shè huì jiē duàn
    To raise from barbarism to an enlightened stage of development; bring out of a primitive or savage state.
  • lùn duì běn jūnyǒu jūngēn zhàn de rén mín wěi jūn yào guàn shū mín de 'ài guó de xiǎng gāo mín xìn xīn zūn xīnsuí shí gěi rén de huà zhèng yòu xiào de
    Whether it is our army, friendly forces, people in base areas or in enemy-occupied areas, or puppet troops, we must instil national patriotism, self-confidence and self-respect in them, and be always ready to scathingly denounce the enemy's policy of enslavement.
  • yòng bēi gōng de kǒu wěn shuō huà jiù yào de xìng qiáng de zhù bǎnsǎo jiù zhī lèi de xìng de gōng zuò
    spoke in a servile tone; the incurably servile housekeeper; servile tasks such as floor scrubbing and barn work.
  • zhè xiàng zhòng yào lìng de bān duì qiān bǎi wàn zhuó kǎo fēi zhèng cán yàn zhōng de hēi yóu dài lái wàng zhī guāng de shuò dēng qià jié shù màn màn cháng jìn de huān chàng míng
    This momentousdecree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been seared in the flames of withering injustice.It came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of captivity.
  • zhú gōng xiàn yòu míng jiào rén gòng de nóng de céng xiàng jiè liǎo 50 ( 14 gōng jīn ) liáng shí qīn sān dài rén hái 77 niánzǒng gòng liáng 3000 duō lǐng zhù shuō réng qiàn liáng 10 wàn
    The grandfather of a serf named Cering Goinbo of Maizhokunggar County once borrowed 50 ke of grain (1 ke equal to 14 kg) from the Sera Monastery. In 77 years the three generations had paid more than 3,000 ke of grain for the interest but the serf-owner still claimed that Cering Goinbo owed him 100,000 ke of grain.
  • shì huò zhě rén de
    suitable for a slave or servant.
  • bēi xià de shùn cóng yòu huò zhě rén de diǎn
    abjectly submissive; characteristic of a slave or servant.