Definition of slave in English:

slave

noun sleɪvsleɪv

1(especially in the past) a person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them.
〈主史〉奴隶
they kidnapped entire towns and turned them into slaves
Example sentencesExamples
- This was recognition that insurance companies made profits insuring slaves as property.
- Each clan had many slaves, much property, and great political power.
- A University of Pennsylvania report estimates 750,000 women were trafficked into the U.S. as sex slaves in the past decade.
- So instead of owning the property, former slaves who wanted to stay there had to work for the former slaveholders.
- Technically Roman slaves were the property, the chattels, of their owners, held in a state of total subjection.
- What this meant in terms of the slaves ' legal status was unclear.
- To say that a slave is simply the property or another does not adequately describe the condition of bonded dependents in an African context.
- The economic foundations of the Confederacy were overthrown and property in slaves valued at $4 billion was expropriated.
- Two hundred years ago it was legal to own a slave but illegal to have an abortion.
- Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions.
- For most American slaves, forced relocation south was anathema and often the first impetus for their flight to Canada.
- It is a multifaceted paradox that the forced immigration of African slaves was born of the saintly Las Casas's concern that the remaining natives should not be worked to death.
- At any time, a master could confiscate any money that a slave had saved up, and the slave had no legal recourse.
- He understands his position, while a slave, as transportable property.
- After about 1831 you had to get legal approval to release slaves.
- All kinds of property including slaves are inheritable by relatives.
- Since slaves were property, once you find the slave owner, search the records to find out what he did with his property.
- While a slave could be raffled off or wagered at the master's whim, freeing a slave was fraught with legal obstacles.
- Here the whites enjoyed such a preponderance that they could dare to assign people of ‘mixed blood’ the same social and legal basis as their slaves.
Synonyms
bondsman, bondswoman, bondservant, bondslave, serf, vassal, thrall
historical helot, odalisque, blackbird, hierodule
1. 1.1 A person who works very hard without proper remuneration or appreciation.
  苦工，奴仆
  by the time I was ten, I had become her slave, doing all the housework
  我十岁时成了她的奴仆，干所有的家务活。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Citizens enjoy being lackeys and slaves to rich folks.
  In all reality, I was his slave.
  Many women are virtual slaves to their pimps, snared by false protestations of love, and then held in his thrall by a combination of violence and spurious affection.
  Because in the end, the workers became the slaves of the communist masters.
  The media joked that men would become domestic slaves to working women.
  Her solicitor claimed that Smith's wife was his slave.
  Synonyms
  drudge, servant, general factotum, man/maid of all work, lackey, minion, galley slave
  informal gofer, bitch
  British informal skivvy, dogsbody, slavey, poodle, fag
  rare slaveling
2. 1.2 A person who is excessively dependent upon or controlled by something.
  奴隶般受控制的人
  the poorest people of the world are slaves to the banks
  世界上最穷的人是银行的奴隶。
  she was no slave to fashion
  她绝不赶时髦。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The choice of a slave to Russia versus a slave to the West may not be a great one, but the will of the people must prevail.
  But it is wrong to become a slave to food or to let it control you.
  Such people, of course, rarely will admit being slaves to fashion.
  As Sir James Steuart commented in 1767, ‘men are forced to labour now because they are slaves to their own wants’.
  The day we lose our rebellious streak against ridiculous restrictions is the day we allow ourselves to become slaves to political correctness and the elites of Dublin and Europe.
  But that was in an era when women, like men, were slaves to convention.
  We don't want to forget the past, but we don't want to remain slaves of the past.
  It seems these slaves to efficiency have mastered the age-old art of time maximization like no others of our generation.
  The exhibition reminds the viewers how the innocence of the tribals was cruelly exploited by those from the cities, how a large body of the tribal population became slaves to alcohol.
  America was the world's first nation to set up a system in which individuals owned their government - as opposed to the rest of the world were people remained slaves to their rulers.
  I am a free man, not a number; not a slave to silly ideas, not all that crazy and not one to suffer fools gladly!
  In many places where there is no transferable title that is recognized nation-wide, people are in effect slaves to a traditional plot of land.
  And as for domestic animals, they are total slaves to the whims of others.
  He insists designers must look to the future or become slaves to the past.
  Many people think that if there's something in the genome that controls our lives we're slaves to it.
  So we make this big loan, most of it comes back to the United States, the country is left with the debt plus lots of interest, and they basically become our servants, our slaves.
  I work very hard - in fact, I've had to work like a slave because I was a slave to drugs.
  We should want people to have more choice in how they lead their lives, rather than being slaves to their physical reactions.
  Why do we allow ourselves to become slaves to narcotics?
  The universe is clearly a slave to the numbers - as long as you selectively pick the numbers and make up the rules for their accumulation, after the fact.
3. 1.3 A device, or part of one, directly controlled by another.
  从动装置
  as modifier a slave cassette deck
  一个从动盒式录音机。比较MASTER ¹。
  Compare with master
  Example sentencesExamples
  Only registered users are able to upload code to the slave machines.
  This cylinder is actually a slave cylinder that is hydraulically interconnected to the big lift cylinder on the main boom.
  In this case the slave machine acquires the resources after the ten-second node timeout occurs, as shown in the log excerpt.
  I believe the source of my problem is that I installed the second hard drive as slave on the secondary IDE.
  The arbiter device receives requests for data transfers from the master devices and selectively transmits the requests to the slave devices.
  Each of the slave nodes has a timer programmed with a separate failure mode detection time period.
  This connection strategy also negates the need for master / slave jumper settings on devices.
  The link slave devices and the link controller include protocol logic for communication according to a bidirectional protocol.
  Power down your old computer, and install the new drive as a slave device to your old drive.
  One node is designated as the master node controlling the scheduling of the slave nodes and all communications with the outside world.
  Each of the slave processors calculates the likelihood of the tree, given a set of parameters.
  I first installed Linux when my hard drive was a primary slave.
  The technology would also eliminate the need for master / slave jumpers on devices to simplify installation.
  What happens next is pretty cool but is hidden from the user (unless you hook up a monitor to a slave node).
  Data lock is achieved by making sure that the slave machines in the cluster are on the correct eye when the parallel port is in a certain state.
  Furthermore, the master also controls when devices transmit data, since slaves can only transmit when scheduled by the master.
  The controller acts as a liaison between the slave work processor and the master, leaving the work processor to concentrate solely on data processing.
  Fortunately, a slave pin is included in the kit.
  That is to say that a slave antenna is calibrated with reference to another one considered as the reference antenna.
  If the master fails, we have a way to switch to a slave machine quickly and with minimal data loss, if any.

verb sleɪvsleɪv

[no object]

1Work excessively hard.
奴隶般工作，拼命工作
after slaving away for fourteen years all he gets is two thousand
在做牛做马地工作了14年之后，他所得到的只是2，000元。
Example sentencesExamples
- We were back at his house, slaving away at homework.
- It keeps us working forever, chained to our desks slaving day after day to pay for it.
- After slaving over a business plan, the pair applied to the Prince's Trust for a loan and were awarded the money in February 2000.
- I'd feel bad knowing you were slaving away your Saturday.
- They had heard about aboriginal writers slaving away somewhere out there on new scripts for theatre, but where were they all hiding?
- You've been slaving over dinosaur details for days on end.
- Admittedly, it gets a little boring at times, but that suits me just fine, because at least I'm not slaving away at some unfulfilling, low-paying job that I probably wouldn't be good at anyway.
- We are having sound and plasma screens in all the rooms, and we won't have to spend weekends slaving over DIY.
- She's spent five years slaving away for her millionaire real estate tycoon tyrant of a boss - and she's sick of it!
- Why slave long and hard in the kitchen, when you can make this salad in minutes, leaving you free to concentrate on the one you love!
- When you're slaving away on perfecting your own projects, to see someone else exhibit that care and that passion, even in an entirely different field, is a pleasure.
- For months I had seen people slaving away behind newspaper-covered windows that only allowed for a peek.
- She was scrubbing floors and slaving away to pay for food and lodging.
- It will be the crowning moment of countless hours spent slaving away in his extended garage.
- And I'll be stuck slaving away in some moldy old courtroom, wondering ‘what if?’
- It's so warm out and since I was slaving away in the hot kitchen, I opened up the windows to get some air circulating.
- I've been slaving over this one - really, I have!
- Still, after a day slaving away at a hot computer terminal, I vowed to go home and bash away on at least one design tonight.
- I mean, I've only been slaving away at it for the past two weeks.
- But when I got home, Justin had obviously spent all day slaving away, making a 3 course dinner.
Synonyms
toil, labour, grind, sweat, work one's fingers to the bone, work day and night, work like a Trojan/dog, keep one's nose to the grindstone, exert oneself, grub, plod, plough
informal work one's guts out, work one's socks off, kill oneself, sweat blood, knock oneself out, plug away, slog away
British informal graft, fag
Australian/New Zealand informal bullock
British vulgar slang work one's balls/arse/nuts off
North American vulgar slang work one's ass/butt off
archaic drudge, travail, moil
1. 1.1with object Subject (a device) to control by another.
  使（装置）从属于（另一装置）
  should the need arise, the two channels can be slaved together
  假如有必要，这两个频道可以从动控制。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It worked like a charm too - slaving the targeting telemetry.
  The control system on the Moon can be slaved to individual receivers on Earth.
  The helmet measures the pilot's line of sight to the target so the sensors, avionics and weapons are slaved to the target.
  During flight the missile is automatically slaved at about 0.5m above the line-of-sight to avoid obstacles.
  You would be infecting the new machine when you slaved the drive.
  In addition the gunner's primary sight is slaved to the main gun, which does not allow the gunner to acquire targets in a hull-down posture.
  The roof sighting system is slaved to the pilot's helmet and as soon as a target is identified the fire-resolution computers calculate the future position of the target and aim the cannon at that future position.
  Modern combat was too fast for anything like that anymore, so the turret was permanently slaved to the co-pilot's seat.
  An optional servo-controlled overhead weapons platform can be slaved to the commander's sight to allow operation independent from the turret.
  Slave your targeting telemetry to mine and wait for my command to fire.
  Another aspect that necessitates some planning is that the thermisters and fan controllers are slaved together in pairs.
  In the second mode, the mobile terminal slaves its user pilot to the pilot it receives from the base station and the user data channel is synchronized with this slaved user pilot.
  The commander has the option of handing off the target to the gunner or of slaving the gun to the commander's sight and initiating the fire.

Origin

Middle English: shortening of Old French esclave, equivalent of medieval Latin sclava (feminine) 'Slavonic (captive)': the Slavonic peoples had been reduced to a servile state by conquest in the 9th century.

Our word slave was shortened from early French esclave in the Middle Ages. In medieval Latin the equivalent form sclavus is identical with Sclavus, the source of Slav. The Slavic peoples of eastern and central Europe had been conquered and reduced to a servile state during the 9th century. Wage slaves is a term used in the English translation of the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.

Rhymes

behave, brave, Cave, clave, concave, crave, Dave, deprave, engrave, enslave, fave, forgave, gave, grave, knave, lave, Maeve, misbehave, misgave, nave, outbrave, pave, rave, save, shave, shortwave, stave, they've, waive, wave

Definition of slave in US English:

slave

nounslāvsleɪv

1A person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them.
〈主史〉奴隶
Example sentencesExamples
- So instead of owning the property, former slaves who wanted to stay there had to work for the former slaveholders.
- He understands his position, while a slave, as transportable property.
- Technically Roman slaves were the property, the chattels, of their owners, held in a state of total subjection.
- For most American slaves, forced relocation south was anathema and often the first impetus for their flight to Canada.
- Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions.
- A University of Pennsylvania report estimates 750,000 women were trafficked into the U.S. as sex slaves in the past decade.
- At any time, a master could confiscate any money that a slave had saved up, and the slave had no legal recourse.
- This was recognition that insurance companies made profits insuring slaves as property.
- After about 1831 you had to get legal approval to release slaves.
- Here the whites enjoyed such a preponderance that they could dare to assign people of ‘mixed blood’ the same social and legal basis as their slaves.
- Since slaves were property, once you find the slave owner, search the records to find out what he did with his property.
- Each clan had many slaves, much property, and great political power.
- Two hundred years ago it was legal to own a slave but illegal to have an abortion.
- The economic foundations of the Confederacy were overthrown and property in slaves valued at $4 billion was expropriated.
- To say that a slave is simply the property or another does not adequately describe the condition of bonded dependents in an African context.
- It is a multifaceted paradox that the forced immigration of African slaves was born of the saintly Las Casas's concern that the remaining natives should not be worked to death.
- While a slave could be raffled off or wagered at the master's whim, freeing a slave was fraught with legal obstacles.
- All kinds of property including slaves are inheritable by relatives.
- What this meant in terms of the slaves ' legal status was unclear.
Synonyms
bondsman, bondswoman, bondservant, bondslave, serf, vassal, thrall
1. 1.1 A person who works very hard without proper remuneration or appreciation.
  苦工，奴仆
  by the time I was ten, I had become her slave, doing all the housework
  我十岁时成了她的奴仆，干所有的家务活。
  Example sentencesExamples
  In all reality, I was his slave.
  Citizens enjoy being lackeys and slaves to rich folks.
  Her solicitor claimed that Smith's wife was his slave.
  Many women are virtual slaves to their pimps, snared by false protestations of love, and then held in his thrall by a combination of violence and spurious affection.
  Because in the end, the workers became the slaves of the communist masters.
  The media joked that men would become domestic slaves to working women.
  Synonyms
  drudge, servant, general factotum, maid of all work, man of all work, lackey, minion, galley slave
2. 1.2 A person who is excessively dependent upon or controlled by something.
  奴隶般受控制的人
  the poorest people of the world are slaves to the banks
  世界上最穷的人是银行的奴隶。
  she was no slave to fashion
  她绝不赶时髦。
  Example sentencesExamples
  So we make this big loan, most of it comes back to the United States, the country is left with the debt plus lots of interest, and they basically become our servants, our slaves.
  The choice of a slave to Russia versus a slave to the West may not be a great one, but the will of the people must prevail.
  America was the world's first nation to set up a system in which individuals owned their government - as opposed to the rest of the world were people remained slaves to their rulers.
  We should want people to have more choice in how they lead their lives, rather than being slaves to their physical reactions.
  But it is wrong to become a slave to food or to let it control you.
  As Sir James Steuart commented in 1767, ‘men are forced to labour now because they are slaves to their own wants’.
  He insists designers must look to the future or become slaves to the past.
  The day we lose our rebellious streak against ridiculous restrictions is the day we allow ourselves to become slaves to political correctness and the elites of Dublin and Europe.
  Why do we allow ourselves to become slaves to narcotics?
  Such people, of course, rarely will admit being slaves to fashion.
  And as for domestic animals, they are total slaves to the whims of others.
  It seems these slaves to efficiency have mastered the age-old art of time maximization like no others of our generation.
  Many people think that if there's something in the genome that controls our lives we're slaves to it.
  We don't want to forget the past, but we don't want to remain slaves of the past.
  The exhibition reminds the viewers how the innocence of the tribals was cruelly exploited by those from the cities, how a large body of the tribal population became slaves to alcohol.
  In many places where there is no transferable title that is recognized nation-wide, people are in effect slaves to a traditional plot of land.
  The universe is clearly a slave to the numbers - as long as you selectively pick the numbers and make up the rules for their accumulation, after the fact.
  I work very hard - in fact, I've had to work like a slave because I was a slave to drugs.
  I am a free man, not a number; not a slave to silly ideas, not all that crazy and not one to suffer fools gladly!
  But that was in an era when women, like men, were slaves to convention.
3. 1.3 A device, or part of one, directly controlled by another.
  从动装置
  as modifier a slave cassette deck
  一个从动盒式录音机。比较MASTER ¹。
  Compare with master
  Example sentencesExamples
  If the master fails, we have a way to switch to a slave machine quickly and with minimal data loss, if any.
  Fortunately, a slave pin is included in the kit.
  The link slave devices and the link controller include protocol logic for communication according to a bidirectional protocol.
  Only registered users are able to upload code to the slave machines.
  In this case the slave machine acquires the resources after the ten-second node timeout occurs, as shown in the log excerpt.
  That is to say that a slave antenna is calibrated with reference to another one considered as the reference antenna.
  Data lock is achieved by making sure that the slave machines in the cluster are on the correct eye when the parallel port is in a certain state.
  This cylinder is actually a slave cylinder that is hydraulically interconnected to the big lift cylinder on the main boom.
  What happens next is pretty cool but is hidden from the user (unless you hook up a monitor to a slave node).
  One node is designated as the master node controlling the scheduling of the slave nodes and all communications with the outside world.
  I believe the source of my problem is that I installed the second hard drive as slave on the secondary IDE.
  Furthermore, the master also controls when devices transmit data, since slaves can only transmit when scheduled by the master.
  The technology would also eliminate the need for master / slave jumpers on devices to simplify installation.
  Each of the slave nodes has a timer programmed with a separate failure mode detection time period.
  I first installed Linux when my hard drive was a primary slave.
  The arbiter device receives requests for data transfers from the master devices and selectively transmits the requests to the slave devices.
  Each of the slave processors calculates the likelihood of the tree, given a set of parameters.
  The controller acts as a liaison between the slave work processor and the master, leaving the work processor to concentrate solely on data processing.
  Power down your old computer, and install the new drive as a slave device to your old drive.
  This connection strategy also negates the need for master / slave jumper settings on devices.
4. 1.4 An ant captured in its pupal state by an ant of another species, for which it becomes a worker.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Formica subnuda is a facultative slave-making ant, and colonies without slaves are often found.
  When the brood matures, the workers begin slave raids on more Formica nests.

verbslāvsleɪv

[no object]

1Work excessively hard.
奴隶般工作，拼命工作
after slaving away for fourteen years all he gets is two thousand
在做牛做马地工作了14年之后，他所得到的只是2，000元。
Example sentencesExamples
- We were back at his house, slaving away at homework.
- You've been slaving over dinosaur details for days on end.
- She was scrubbing floors and slaving away to pay for food and lodging.
- I mean, I've only been slaving away at it for the past two weeks.
- And I'll be stuck slaving away in some moldy old courtroom, wondering ‘what if?’
- For months I had seen people slaving away behind newspaper-covered windows that only allowed for a peek.
- It's so warm out and since I was slaving away in the hot kitchen, I opened up the windows to get some air circulating.
- Why slave long and hard in the kitchen, when you can make this salad in minutes, leaving you free to concentrate on the one you love!
- But when I got home, Justin had obviously spent all day slaving away, making a 3 course dinner.
- Admittedly, it gets a little boring at times, but that suits me just fine, because at least I'm not slaving away at some unfulfilling, low-paying job that I probably wouldn't be good at anyway.
- I'd feel bad knowing you were slaving away your Saturday.
- It keeps us working forever, chained to our desks slaving day after day to pay for it.
- Still, after a day slaving away at a hot computer terminal, I vowed to go home and bash away on at least one design tonight.
- After slaving over a business plan, the pair applied to the Prince's Trust for a loan and were awarded the money in February 2000.
- We are having sound and plasma screens in all the rooms, and we won't have to spend weekends slaving over DIY.
- It will be the crowning moment of countless hours spent slaving away in his extended garage.
- She's spent five years slaving away for her millionaire real estate tycoon tyrant of a boss - and she's sick of it!
- When you're slaving away on perfecting your own projects, to see someone else exhibit that care and that passion, even in an entirely different field, is a pleasure.
- I've been slaving over this one - really, I have!
- They had heard about aboriginal writers slaving away somewhere out there on new scripts for theatre, but where were they all hiding?
Synonyms
toil, labour, grind, sweat, work one's fingers to the bone, work day and night, work like a dog, work like a trojan, keep one's nose to the grindstone, exert oneself, grub, plod, plough
1. 1.1with object Subject (a device) to control by another.
  使（装置）从属于（另一装置）
  should the need arise, the two channels can be slaved together
  假如有必要，这两个频道可以从动控制。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Modern combat was too fast for anything like that anymore, so the turret was permanently slaved to the co-pilot's seat.
  The roof sighting system is slaved to the pilot's helmet and as soon as a target is identified the fire-resolution computers calculate the future position of the target and aim the cannon at that future position.
  The control system on the Moon can be slaved to individual receivers on Earth.
  Slave your targeting telemetry to mine and wait for my command to fire.
  During flight the missile is automatically slaved at about 0.5m above the line-of-sight to avoid obstacles.
  It worked like a charm too - slaving the targeting telemetry.
  The helmet measures the pilot's line of sight to the target so the sensors, avionics and weapons are slaved to the target.
  In the second mode, the mobile terminal slaves its user pilot to the pilot it receives from the base station and the user data channel is synchronized with this slaved user pilot.
  In addition the gunner's primary sight is slaved to the main gun, which does not allow the gunner to acquire targets in a hull-down posture.
  You would be infecting the new machine when you slaved the drive.
  Another aspect that necessitates some planning is that the thermisters and fan controllers are slaved together in pairs.
  The commander has the option of handing off the target to the gunner or of slaving the gun to the commander's sight and initiating the fire.
  An optional servo-controlled overhead weapons platform can be slaved to the commander's sight to allow operation independent from the turret.

Origin

Middle English: shortening of Old French esclave, equivalent of medieval Latin sclava (feminine) ‘Slavonic (captive)’: the Slavonic peoples had been reduced to a servile state by conquest in the 9th century.

词汇	slave
释义	Definition of slave in English: slave noun sleɪvsleɪv 1(especially in the past) a person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them. 〈主史〉奴隶 they kidnapped entire towns and turned them into slaves Example sentencesExamples This was recognition that insurance companies made profits insuring slaves as property. Each clan had many slaves, much property, and great political power. A University of Pennsylvania report estimates 750,000 women were trafficked into the U.S. as sex slaves in the past decade. So instead of owning the property, former slaves who wanted to stay there had to work for the former slaveholders. Technically Roman slaves were the property, the chattels, of their owners, held in a state of total subjection. What this meant in terms of the slaves ' legal status was unclear. To say that a slave is simply the property or another does not adequately describe the condition of bonded dependents in an African context. The economic foundations of the Confederacy were overthrown and property in slaves valued at $4 billion was expropriated. Two hundred years ago it was legal to own a slave but illegal to have an abortion. Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions. For most American slaves, forced relocation south was anathema and often the first impetus for their flight to Canada. It is a multifaceted paradox that the forced immigration of African slaves was born of the saintly Las Casas's concern that the remaining natives should not be worked to death. At any time, a master could confiscate any money that a slave had saved up, and the slave had no legal recourse. He understands his position, while a slave, as transportable property. After about 1831 you had to get legal approval to release slaves. All kinds of property including slaves are inheritable by relatives. Since slaves were property, once you find the slave owner, search the records to find out what he did with his property. While a slave could be raffled off or wagered at the master's whim, freeing a slave was fraught with legal obstacles. Here the whites enjoyed such a preponderance that they could dare to assign people of ‘mixed blood’ the same social and legal basis as their slaves. Synonyms bondsman, bondswoman, bondservant, bondslave, serf, vassal, thrall historical helot, odalisque, blackbird, hierodule 1.1 A person who works very hard without proper remuneration or appreciation. 苦工，奴仆 by the time I was ten, I had become her slave, doing all the housework 我十岁时成了她的奴仆，干所有的家务活。 Example sentencesExamples Citizens enjoy being lackeys and slaves to rich folks. In all reality, I was his slave. Many women are virtual slaves to their pimps, snared by false protestations of love, and then held in his thrall by a combination of violence and spurious affection. Because in the end, the workers became the slaves of the communist masters. The media joked that men would become domestic slaves to working women. Her solicitor claimed that Smith's wife was his slave. Synonyms drudge, servant, general factotum, man/maid of all work, lackey, minion, galley slave informal gofer, bitch British informal skivvy, dogsbody, slavey, poodle, fag rare slaveling 1.2 A person who is excessively dependent upon or controlled by something. 奴隶般受控制的人 the poorest people of the world are slaves to the banks 世界上最穷的人是银行的奴隶。 she was no slave to fashion 她绝不赶时髦。 Example sentencesExamples The choice of a slave to Russia versus a slave to the West may not be a great one, but the will of the people must prevail. But it is wrong to become a slave to food or to let it control you. Such people, of course, rarely will admit being slaves to fashion. As Sir James Steuart commented in 1767, ‘men are forced to labour now because they are slaves to their own wants’. The day we lose our rebellious streak against ridiculous restrictions is the day we allow ourselves to become slaves to political correctness and the elites of Dublin and Europe. But that was in an era when women, like men, were slaves to convention. We don't want to forget the past, but we don't want to remain slaves of the past. It seems these slaves to efficiency have mastered the age-old art of time maximization like no others of our generation. The exhibition reminds the viewers how the innocence of the tribals was cruelly exploited by those from the cities, how a large body of the tribal population became slaves to alcohol. America was the world's first nation to set up a system in which individuals owned their government - as opposed to the rest of the world were people remained slaves to their rulers. I am a free man, not a number; not a slave to silly ideas, not all that crazy and not one to suffer fools gladly! In many places where there is no transferable title that is recognized nation-wide, people are in effect slaves to a traditional plot of land. And as for domestic animals, they are total slaves to the whims of others. He insists designers must look to the future or become slaves to the past. Many people think that if there's something in the genome that controls our lives we're slaves to it. So we make this big loan, most of it comes back to the United States, the country is left with the debt plus lots of interest, and they basically become our servants, our slaves. I work very hard - in fact, I've had to work like a slave because I was a slave to drugs. We should want people to have more choice in how they lead their lives, rather than being slaves to their physical reactions. Why do we allow ourselves to become slaves to narcotics? The universe is clearly a slave to the numbers - as long as you selectively pick the numbers and make up the rules for their accumulation, after the fact. 1.3 A device, or part of one, directly controlled by another. 从动装置 as modifier a slave cassette deck 一个从动盒式录音机。比较MASTER ¹。 Compare with master Example sentencesExamples Only registered users are able to upload code to the slave machines. This cylinder is actually a slave cylinder that is hydraulically interconnected to the big lift cylinder on the main boom. In this case the slave machine acquires the resources after the ten-second node timeout occurs, as shown in the log excerpt. I believe the source of my problem is that I installed the second hard drive as slave on the secondary IDE. The arbiter device receives requests for data transfers from the master devices and selectively transmits the requests to the slave devices. Each of the slave nodes has a timer programmed with a separate failure mode detection time period. This connection strategy also negates the need for master / slave jumper settings on devices. The link slave devices and the link controller include protocol logic for communication according to a bidirectional protocol. Power down your old computer, and install the new drive as a slave device to your old drive. One node is designated as the master node controlling the scheduling of the slave nodes and all communications with the outside world. Each of the slave processors calculates the likelihood of the tree, given a set of parameters. I first installed Linux when my hard drive was a primary slave. The technology would also eliminate the need for master / slave jumpers on devices to simplify installation. What happens next is pretty cool but is hidden from the user (unless you hook up a monitor to a slave node). Data lock is achieved by making sure that the slave machines in the cluster are on the correct eye when the parallel port is in a certain state. Furthermore, the master also controls when devices transmit data, since slaves can only transmit when scheduled by the master. The controller acts as a liaison between the slave work processor and the master, leaving the work processor to concentrate solely on data processing. Fortunately, a slave pin is included in the kit. That is to say that a slave antenna is calibrated with reference to another one considered as the reference antenna. If the master fails, we have a way to switch to a slave machine quickly and with minimal data loss, if any. verb sleɪvsleɪv [no object] 1Work excessively hard. 奴隶般工作，拼命工作 after slaving away for fourteen years all he gets is two thousand 在做牛做马地工作了14年之后，他所得到的只是2，000元。 Example sentencesExamples We were back at his house, slaving away at homework. It keeps us working forever, chained to our desks slaving day after day to pay for it. After slaving over a business plan, the pair applied to the Prince's Trust for a loan and were awarded the money in February 2000. I'd feel bad knowing you were slaving away your Saturday. They had heard about aboriginal writers slaving away somewhere out there on new scripts for theatre, but where were they all hiding? You've been slaving over dinosaur details for days on end. Admittedly, it gets a little boring at times, but that suits me just fine, because at least I'm not slaving away at some unfulfilling, low-paying job that I probably wouldn't be good at anyway. We are having sound and plasma screens in all the rooms, and we won't have to spend weekends slaving over DIY. She's spent five years slaving away for her millionaire real estate tycoon tyrant of a boss - and she's sick of it! Why slave long and hard in the kitchen, when you can make this salad in minutes, leaving you free to concentrate on the one you love! When you're slaving away on perfecting your own projects, to see someone else exhibit that care and that passion, even in an entirely different field, is a pleasure. For months I had seen people slaving away behind newspaper-covered windows that only allowed for a peek. She was scrubbing floors and slaving away to pay for food and lodging. It will be the crowning moment of countless hours spent slaving away in his extended garage. And I'll be stuck slaving away in some moldy old courtroom, wondering ‘what if?’ It's so warm out and since I was slaving away in the hot kitchen, I opened up the windows to get some air circulating. I've been slaving over this one - really, I have! Still, after a day slaving away at a hot computer terminal, I vowed to go home and bash away on at least one design tonight. I mean, I've only been slaving away at it for the past two weeks. But when I got home, Justin had obviously spent all day slaving away, making a 3 course dinner. Synonyms toil, labour, grind, sweat, work one's fingers to the bone, work day and night, work like a Trojan/dog, keep one's nose to the grindstone, exert oneself, grub, plod, plough informal work one's guts out, work one's socks off, kill oneself, sweat blood, knock oneself out, plug away, slog away British informal graft, fag Australian/New Zealand informal bullock British vulgar slang work one's balls/arse/nuts off North American vulgar slang work one's ass/butt off archaic drudge, travail, moil 1.1with object Subject (a device) to control by another. 使（装置）从属于（另一装置） should the need arise, the two channels can be slaved together 假如有必要，这两个频道可以从动控制。 Example sentencesExamples It worked like a charm too - slaving the targeting telemetry. The control system on the Moon can be slaved to individual receivers on Earth. The helmet measures the pilot's line of sight to the target so the sensors, avionics and weapons are slaved to the target. During flight the missile is automatically slaved at about 0.5m above the line-of-sight to avoid obstacles. You would be infecting the new machine when you slaved the drive. In addition the gunner's primary sight is slaved to the main gun, which does not allow the gunner to acquire targets in a hull-down posture. The roof sighting system is slaved to the pilot's helmet and as soon as a target is identified the fire-resolution computers calculate the future position of the target and aim the cannon at that future position. Modern combat was too fast for anything like that anymore, so the turret was permanently slaved to the co-pilot's seat. An optional servo-controlled overhead weapons platform can be slaved to the commander's sight to allow operation independent from the turret. Slave your targeting telemetry to mine and wait for my command to fire. Another aspect that necessitates some planning is that the thermisters and fan controllers are slaved together in pairs. In the second mode, the mobile terminal slaves its user pilot to the pilot it receives from the base station and the user data channel is synchronized with this slaved user pilot. The commander has the option of handing off the target to the gunner or of slaving the gun to the commander's sight and initiating the fire. Origin Middle English: shortening of Old French esclave, equivalent of medieval Latin sclava (feminine) 'Slavonic (captive)': the Slavonic peoples had been reduced to a servile state by conquest in the 9th century. Our word slave was shortened from early French esclave in the Middle Ages. In medieval Latin the equivalent form sclavus is identical with Sclavus, the source of Slav. The Slavic peoples of eastern and central Europe had been conquered and reduced to a servile state during the 9th century. Wage slaves is a term used in the English translation of the Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Rhymes behave, brave, Cave, clave, concave, crave, Dave, deprave, engrave, enslave, fave, forgave, gave, grave, knave, lave, Maeve, misbehave, misgave, nave, outbrave, pave, rave, save, shave, shortwave, stave, they've, waive, wave Definition of slave in US English: slave nounslāvsleɪv 1A person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them. 〈主史〉奴隶 Example sentencesExamples So instead of owning the property, former slaves who wanted to stay there had to work for the former slaveholders. He understands his position, while a slave, as transportable property. Technically Roman slaves were the property, the chattels, of their owners, held in a state of total subjection. For most American slaves, forced relocation south was anathema and often the first impetus for their flight to Canada. Property rights in slaves and their labor can be bought and sold via market transactions. A University of Pennsylvania report estimates 750,000 women were trafficked into the U.S. as sex slaves in the past decade. At any time, a master could confiscate any money that a slave had saved up, and the slave had no legal recourse. This was recognition that insurance companies made profits insuring slaves as property. After about 1831 you had to get legal approval to release slaves. Here the whites enjoyed such a preponderance that they could dare to assign people of ‘mixed blood’ the same social and legal basis as their slaves. Since slaves were property, once you find the slave owner, search the records to find out what he did with his property. Each clan had many slaves, much property, and great political power. Two hundred years ago it was legal to own a slave but illegal to have an abortion. The economic foundations of the Confederacy were overthrown and property in slaves valued at $4 billion was expropriated. To say that a slave is simply the property or another does not adequately describe the condition of bonded dependents in an African context. It is a multifaceted paradox that the forced immigration of African slaves was born of the saintly Las Casas's concern that the remaining natives should not be worked to death. While a slave could be raffled off or wagered at the master's whim, freeing a slave was fraught with legal obstacles. All kinds of property including slaves are inheritable by relatives. What this meant in terms of the slaves ' legal status was unclear. Synonyms bondsman, bondswoman, bondservant, bondslave, serf, vassal, thrall 1.1 A person who works very hard without proper remuneration or appreciation. 苦工，奴仆 by the time I was ten, I had become her slave, doing all the housework 我十岁时成了她的奴仆，干所有的家务活。 Example sentencesExamples In all reality, I was his slave. Citizens enjoy being lackeys and slaves to rich folks. Her solicitor claimed that Smith's wife was his slave. Many women are virtual slaves to their pimps, snared by false protestations of love, and then held in his thrall by a combination of violence and spurious affection. Because in the end, the workers became the slaves of the communist masters. The media joked that men would become domestic slaves to working women. Synonyms drudge, servant, general factotum, maid of all work, man of all work, lackey, minion, galley slave 1.2 A person who is excessively dependent upon or controlled by something. 奴隶般受控制的人 the poorest people of the world are slaves to the banks 世界上最穷的人是银行的奴隶。 she was no slave to fashion 她绝不赶时髦。 Example sentencesExamples So we make this big loan, most of it comes back to the United States, the country is left with the debt plus lots of interest, and they basically become our servants, our slaves. The choice of a slave to Russia versus a slave to the West may not be a great one, but the will of the people must prevail. America was the world's first nation to set up a system in which individuals owned their government - as opposed to the rest of the world were people remained slaves to their rulers. We should want people to have more choice in how they lead their lives, rather than being slaves to their physical reactions. But it is wrong to become a slave to food or to let it control you. As Sir James Steuart commented in 1767, ‘men are forced to labour now because they are slaves to their own wants’. He insists designers must look to the future or become slaves to the past. The day we lose our rebellious streak against ridiculous restrictions is the day we allow ourselves to become slaves to political correctness and the elites of Dublin and Europe. Why do we allow ourselves to become slaves to narcotics? Such people, of course, rarely will admit being slaves to fashion. And as for domestic animals, they are total slaves to the whims of others. It seems these slaves to efficiency have mastered the age-old art of time maximization like no others of our generation. Many people think that if there's something in the genome that controls our lives we're slaves to it. We don't want to forget the past, but we don't want to remain slaves of the past. The exhibition reminds the viewers how the innocence of the tribals was cruelly exploited by those from the cities, how a large body of the tribal population became slaves to alcohol. In many places where there is no transferable title that is recognized nation-wide, people are in effect slaves to a traditional plot of land. The universe is clearly a slave to the numbers - as long as you selectively pick the numbers and make up the rules for their accumulation, after the fact. I work very hard - in fact, I've had to work like a slave because I was a slave to drugs. I am a free man, not a number; not a slave to silly ideas, not all that crazy and not one to suffer fools gladly! But that was in an era when women, like men, were slaves to convention. 1.3 A device, or part of one, directly controlled by another. 从动装置 as modifier a slave cassette deck 一个从动盒式录音机。比较MASTER ¹。 Compare with master Example sentencesExamples If the master fails, we have a way to switch to a slave machine quickly and with minimal data loss, if any. Fortunately, a slave pin is included in the kit. The link slave devices and the link controller include protocol logic for communication according to a bidirectional protocol. Only registered users are able to upload code to the slave machines. In this case the slave machine acquires the resources after the ten-second node timeout occurs, as shown in the log excerpt. That is to say that a slave antenna is calibrated with reference to another one considered as the reference antenna. Data lock is achieved by making sure that the slave machines in the cluster are on the correct eye when the parallel port is in a certain state. This cylinder is actually a slave cylinder that is hydraulically interconnected to the big lift cylinder on the main boom. What happens next is pretty cool but is hidden from the user (unless you hook up a monitor to a slave node). One node is designated as the master node controlling the scheduling of the slave nodes and all communications with the outside world. I believe the source of my problem is that I installed the second hard drive as slave on the secondary IDE. Furthermore, the master also controls when devices transmit data, since slaves can only transmit when scheduled by the master. The technology would also eliminate the need for master / slave jumpers on devices to simplify installation. Each of the slave nodes has a timer programmed with a separate failure mode detection time period. I first installed Linux when my hard drive was a primary slave. The arbiter device receives requests for data transfers from the master devices and selectively transmits the requests to the slave devices. Each of the slave processors calculates the likelihood of the tree, given a set of parameters. The controller acts as a liaison between the slave work processor and the master, leaving the work processor to concentrate solely on data processing. Power down your old computer, and install the new drive as a slave device to your old drive. This connection strategy also negates the need for master / slave jumper settings on devices. 1.4 An ant captured in its pupal state by an ant of another species, for which it becomes a worker. Example sentencesExamples Formica subnuda is a facultative slave-making ant, and colonies without slaves are often found. When the brood matures, the workers begin slave raids on more Formica nests. verbslāvsleɪv [no object] 1Work excessively hard. 奴隶般工作，拼命工作 after slaving away for fourteen years all he gets is two thousand 在做牛做马地工作了14年之后，他所得到的只是2，000元。 Example sentencesExamples We were back at his house, slaving away at homework. You've been slaving over dinosaur details for days on end. She was scrubbing floors and slaving away to pay for food and lodging. I mean, I've only been slaving away at it for the past two weeks. And I'll be stuck slaving away in some moldy old courtroom, wondering ‘what if?’ For months I had seen people slaving away behind newspaper-covered windows that only allowed for a peek. It's so warm out and since I was slaving away in the hot kitchen, I opened up the windows to get some air circulating. Why slave long and hard in the kitchen, when you can make this salad in minutes, leaving you free to concentrate on the one you love! But when I got home, Justin had obviously spent all day slaving away, making a 3 course dinner. Admittedly, it gets a little boring at times, but that suits me just fine, because at least I'm not slaving away at some unfulfilling, low-paying job that I probably wouldn't be good at anyway. I'd feel bad knowing you were slaving away your Saturday. It keeps us working forever, chained to our desks slaving day after day to pay for it. Still, after a day slaving away at a hot computer terminal, I vowed to go home and bash away on at least one design tonight. After slaving over a business plan, the pair applied to the Prince's Trust for a loan and were awarded the money in February 2000. We are having sound and plasma screens in all the rooms, and we won't have to spend weekends slaving over DIY. It will be the crowning moment of countless hours spent slaving away in his extended garage. She's spent five years slaving away for her millionaire real estate tycoon tyrant of a boss - and she's sick of it! When you're slaving away on perfecting your own projects, to see someone else exhibit that care and that passion, even in an entirely different field, is a pleasure. I've been slaving over this one - really, I have! They had heard about aboriginal writers slaving away somewhere out there on new scripts for theatre, but where were they all hiding? Synonyms toil, labour, grind, sweat, work one's fingers to the bone, work day and night, work like a dog, work like a trojan, keep one's nose to the grindstone, exert oneself, grub, plod, plough 1.1with object Subject (a device) to control by another. 使（装置）从属于（另一装置） should the need arise, the two channels can be slaved together 假如有必要，这两个频道可以从动控制。 Example sentencesExamples Modern combat was too fast for anything like that anymore, so the turret was permanently slaved to the co-pilot's seat. The roof sighting system is slaved to the pilot's helmet and as soon as a target is identified the fire-resolution computers calculate the future position of the target and aim the cannon at that future position. The control system on the Moon can be slaved to individual receivers on Earth. Slave your targeting telemetry to mine and wait for my command to fire. During flight the missile is automatically slaved at about 0.5m above the line-of-sight to avoid obstacles. It worked like a charm too - slaving the targeting telemetry. The helmet measures the pilot's line of sight to the target so the sensors, avionics and weapons are slaved to the target. In the second mode, the mobile terminal slaves its user pilot to the pilot it receives from the base station and the user data channel is synchronized with this slaved user pilot. In addition the gunner's primary sight is slaved to the main gun, which does not allow the gunner to acquire targets in a hull-down posture. You would be infecting the new machine when you slaved the drive. Another aspect that necessitates some planning is that the thermisters and fan controllers are slaved together in pairs. The commander has the option of handing off the target to the gunner or of slaving the gun to the commander's sight and initiating the fire. An optional servo-controlled overhead weapons platform can be slaved to the commander's sight to allow operation independent from the turret. Origin Middle English: shortening of Old French esclave, equivalent of medieval Latin sclava (feminine) ‘Slavonic (captive)’: the Slavonic peoples had been reduced to a servile state by conquest in the 9th century.
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