freedmen

freedmen

美 [f'ridmən] 　英 [f'ri:dmən]

• n.(由奴隶解放出来的)自由民；法律上解除了约束的人

词形变化

复数：freedmen  

英汉解释

n.	1. (由奴隶解放出来的)自由民 2. 法律上解除了约束的人

英英解释

n.	1. a man who has been freed from slavery

例句

freedmen were allowed to use the gentile name of their former master, but without gentile rights.

被释奴隶可以采用他们从前的主人的氏族名称，但不能获得氏族的权利。

In Meereen she had become a leader amongst the Yunkish freedmen, their voice in Dany's councils.

在弥林她是渊凯自由人的领袖，他们在丹尼的议会里有发言权。

Theatre is not only, also be the freedmen entertainment place, so the rally of large scale.

剧场不仅是娱乐场所，也是自由民集会的地方，因此规模巨大。

And thanks to the incitement of the Freedmen's Bureau, negroes could always be found who were willing to bring accusations.

由于“自由人局”的煽动，愿意出来控告的黑人随时都能找到。

One tragic group were the black freedmen, in danger of being re-enslaved on the orders of George Washington.

悲剧的一群是黑人自由民，有着被乔治•华盛顿下令重新变成黑奴的危险。