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Shackle Meaning in English

word

ˈʃækəɫ
SHAK-uhl
ʃˈækəl
SHAK-uhl

التعريف

A shackle is a metal chain or ring used to lock or restrict someone, especially on their hands or feet. It can also mean anything that limits freedom or movement.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Shackle' can be a noun (the actual metal restraint) or a verb (to restrain or limit). Often used in both literal and metaphorical ways, especially in formal, literary, or historical contexts: 'the shackles of tradition.' Don't confuse with 'handcuffs' (specifically for hands).

جمل نموذجية

The prisoner wore shackles on his ankles.

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Slaves were often placed in shackles.

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He tried to break free from the shackles.

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Sometimes fear can become a mental shackle.

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The new law aims to remove the shackles of bureaucracy for small businesses.

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Years of poverty acted as shackles, holding him back from his dreams.

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