serfs

英 [sɜːfs]

美 [sɜrfs]

n.  (旧时的)农奴
serf的复数

柯林斯词典

• (旧时的)农奴
  In former times,serfswere a class of people who had to work on a particular person's land and could not leave without that person's permission.

双语例句

• Americans, while occasionally willing to be serfs, have always been obstinate about being peasantry.
  美国人虽然愿意、甚至渴望去当农奴，可是一向是坚决不肯当乡下佬的。
• Serf-owners had a firm grip on the birth, death and marriage of serfs.
  农奴主掌握着农奴生、死、婚、嫁大权。
• The emancipation of the serfs is a great event in history.
  解放农奴在历史上是一件大事。
• Today in Russia there is no private property. There are only serfs who belong to Putin, he said.
  他说：如今，俄罗斯没有私有财产，只有隶属于普京的农奴。
• That's the great empire they boast about of drudges and whipped serfs.
  这就是他们所夸耀的那个苦役和被鞭打的农奴的伟大帝国。
• The challenges of hiring and managing modern day serfs
  雇佣和管理当代“农奴”的挑战
• They did not allow the serfs any freedom.
  他们不给农奴任何自由。
• At the bottom of the feudal scale were the villeins or serfs.
  在封建等级底层的是农奴。
• Reaching his home, he found the serfs in rebellion and his family and Maria captives.
  到家后，他发现农奴们造了反，家里人和玛利亚都被关了起来。
• Children of serfs were registered the moment they were born, setting their life-long fate as serfs.
  农奴的子女一出生，就登记入册，注定了终身为农奴的命运。