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

• They were the forerunners of the medieval serfs.
  他们是中世纪农奴的前辈。
• Education was denied to the masses of serfs and slaves.
  广大农奴和奴隶被剥夺了受教育的权利。
• Serfs and slaves need no longer satisfy the appetites of narrow elites.
  农奴和奴隶不再需要满足少数精英群体的要求。
• 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。
• These medical establishments and medical workers chiefly served the nobility and officials. Absolutely no medical treatment was given to the broad masses of serfs and slaves when they fell ill.
  这些藏医机构和人员主要为贵族、官员服务，广大农奴和奴隶有病得不到治疗。
• Serf-owners ruthlessly exploited serfs through corvee and usury.
  农奴主用差役和高利贷对农奴进行残酷的剥削。
• It was an age which witnessed the Taiping and Moslem rebellions in China, the Meji Restoration in Japan and Civil War in the United States and the freeing of the Russian serfs.
  中国的太平天国运动和回族起义、日本的明治维新、美国的南北战争和俄国农奴的解放，也都发生在这个时期。
• The masses of serfs and slaves had no right to receive education.
  广大农奴和奴隶没有接受教育的权利。
• Serf owners regarded their serfs as animals that could talk.
  农奴主把农奴当做会说话的牲口。
• At the bottom of the feudal scale were the villains or serfs, unfree peasants who were little better than slaves.
  在封建等级底层的是农奴&和奴隶差不多的没有自由的农民。