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Перевод: slave
[прилагательное]
рабский; управляемый; вед`омый;
[существительное]
раб ; невольник ; вспомогательное устройство [тех.];
[глагол]
работать как раб; работать до изнеможения
Тезаурус:
- "But he's Captain Meredith's slave."
- Slave lines showed a propensity to innovate; and in any case Abdulkarim seemed to think it would not matter crucially what his widowed sister's daughter might do.
- If industry is anyone's slave, it is these people's.
- EMI Eminence is also promoting completely new orchestral recordings for its mid-price label, and Sian Edwards in her first major recording draws brilliant performances from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra of the three most popular Tchaikovsky overtures, Romeo and Juliet, Francesca da Rimini and 1812 plus Marche Slave.
- Slave traders fomented a kind of disorder which was characteristic of relations outside God's rule.
- Instead, whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave - just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many" ' (Matthew 20:25-;28).
- You are a slave, you are weak and it is no good for someone to say to you, "Just follow my example", because at moments like that the intrinsic goodness of another person becomes an impossible dream.
- This is worse than being a slave.
- Analogies with the slave trade and slavery and the movement against them were apparent to such reformers.
- The documents sometimes distinguish between a slave living in his master's house and a slave with a cottage of his own, but not very often.
- Its slave units can answer back; they allow a shop of office manager to check at one look that everything is switched on before leaving at night.
- Six Senior Clerks were each in charge of the Consular, the Slave Trade and four political departments, which divided up the world between them into convenient geographical areas.
- The language used by the ivory and slave traders as well as by European explorers like Burton, Speke, Stanley and Livingstone, it spread along the trade routes: inland from Bagamoyo, Kilwa and Mboamaji to Tabora and then south towards the gap between Takes Tanganyika and Malawi, west to the town of Ujiji on Lake Tanganyika, north-west to Karagwe and north to Lake Victoria.
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