Enslaving Meaning in English
word · lemma: enslave
ɛnˈsɫeɪv
en-SLAYV-ing
ɛnslˈeɪvɪŋ
en-SLAYV-ing
释义
Forcing someone to be a slave or to lose their freedom; making someone completely controlled by another person or thing.
用法与细微差别
Formal, often used in discussions of history, human rights, or metaphorically about control (e.g., 'enslaving habits'). Common collocations: 'enslaving people', 'enslaving a population', 'enslaving mind'. Not used for voluntary actions.
Spanish: esclavizarPortuguese (BR): escravizarPortuguese (PT): escravizarChinese (Simplified): 奴役Chinese (Traditional): 奴役Hindi: ग़ुलाम बनानाArabic: استعبادBengali: দাসত্বে পরিণত করা - বন্দী করাRussian: порабощениеJapanese: 奴隷にすることVietnamese: biến thành nô lệ - bắt làm nô lệKorean: 노예로 만들기Turkish: köleleştirmeUrdu: غلام بنانا - غلامی پر مجبور کرناIndonesian: memperbudak
例句
The king was enslaving thousands of people.
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They stopped enslaving people after the new law was passed.
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Enslaving others is wrong and unfair.
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Some addictions can feel like they are enslaving you.
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He described working long hours as enslaving.
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Some leaders gain power by enslaving minds, not just bodies.
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