Bondman

词性: 名词

音标: /ˈbɒndˌmæn/

翻译: 奴隶；债务人（尤其是债务人受困于合同约束）；合同工人

释义:

奴隶：传统意义上指的是为他人工作、没有自由的人，通常在过去的奴隶制社会中使用。

债务人：指受债务约束，可能因欠债而无法自由的个人。

合同工人：通常指按照契约或雇佣协议工作的工人，尤其是那些处于长期或强制性劳动关系中的人。

读音

英语发音: /ˈbɒndˌmæn/

用法

1. She was born into slavery and was forced to live as a bondman.

她出生在奴隶制下，被迫作为奴隶生活。

2. The bondman worked on the estate for many years under harsh conditions.

这名债务人多年在庄园里工作，条件十分艰苦。

3. As a bondman in ancient times, he had little control over his life.

作为古代的奴隶，他几乎没有控制自己生活的权利。

4. The bondman had no choice but to obey his master's orders.

奴隶除了服从主人的命令外别无选择。

5. He was considered a bondman due to the debt he owed to the merchant.

他因欠商人债务被视为债务人。

6. The system of bondmen was prevalent in the early colonial era.

在早期的殖民时代，契约工人制度盛行。

7. After years of labor, the bondman finally earned his freedom.

经过多年劳动，这名奴隶终于赢得了自由。

8. The bondman’s rights were often disregarded by the landowners.

契约工人的权利常常被地主忽视。

9. Being a bondman was seen as a punishment for those who could not repay their debts.

成为债务人被视为那些无法偿还债务者的惩罚。

10. The novel tells the story of a young bondman who dreams of freedom.

这部小说讲述了一个年轻奴隶渴望自由的故事。

短语搭配

Bondman contract：契约工人合同

Bondman labor：奴隶劳动

Free a bondman：解救一个奴隶

Bondman in debt：债务人奴隶

Bondman society：奴隶制社会

总结

"Bondman" 主要是指在奴隶制或债务劳动体系中的个人，通常以缺乏自由和人身权利为特征。