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Meanings of galley slave in anglès
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galeote Synonyms
Examples for "drudge"
Examples for "drudge"
1
Many consider it drudge work beneath ladies & gentlemen of their stature.
2
The drudge had probably been affianced oftener than any woman in Bursley.
3
A poem on the miseries of a literary drudge begins thus promisingly:-
4
Today with rural electrification the mountain woman ceases to be a drudge.
5
They think only of the tasks of a drudge or a char-boy.
1
The peon girls consider it an honor to be ridden off with.
2
The peon also received internal injuries, but managed to reach the shore.
3
How they mean to dispose of them the peon does not know.
4
A month later my gang came roaring back from the peon camp.
5
Piute was eating his supper, and the peon had just come in.
1
The English navvy was found to be the first workman in the world.
2
You must not think that he is a navvy in fustian and corduroys.
3
The navvy had not stirred, for he had seen nobody enter.
4
They came from the navvy shelter, and Tom could hear plainly every word.
5
They were navvy's boots, and worth in England about 15 shillings.
Usage of galley slave in anglès
1
I tell you what, it is the life of a galley slave.
2
A galley slave, for instance, has the privilege of stealing with impunity.
3
With brutal insult, they chained him to the oar as a galley slave.
4
I wasn't planning to be turned into a galley slave during hot weather.
5
Is it to toil like a galley slave and never have any amusements?
6
Your typical galley slave was a deserter, smuggler, or criminal, hence young and tough.
7
The galley slave led a life of luxurious ease compared with John Burkett Ryder.
8
Here, at thirty, the unlucky adventurer sat down to toil like a galley slave.
9
Jack was irritated to be pitied by a galley slave.
10
I looked more like a galley slave than a boxer.
11
Sweating like a galley slave, he sank to the carpet in front of the fire.
12
This man is a criminal and a galley slave, with yellow passport-hisname, Jean Valjean.
13
And you, you brought me here to do this wickedness, you dog, you galley slave!
14
The service of the Western Trading Company now galled Randall Clayton like the galley slave's chain.
15
A galley slave got up and went to Tirant, and with a great effort he said:
16
I will not even be their galley slave.
