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Meanings of slave in English
Usage of slave in English
1
In Brazil sugar was the great slave labor staple; in America, cotton.
2
As a result, the slave will contain different data than the master.
3
I believe the government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free.
4
I think they were held there in human-trafficking, slave conditions, Franklin said.
5
As a result, the slave's data will be different from the master's.
6
Therefore one must deny that there are any slave camps in Russia.
7
You may want to consider stopping the primary slave just in case.
8
Well, he probably wasn't really a slave, in light of recent events.
9
Science, formerly the slave of industry, became the free colleague of wisdom.
10
But never forget, my young friend: brave can be the merest slave.
11
However other schools have acknowledged their own ties to the slave trade.
12
No doubt Sohrab had used it often enough on the slave's back.
13
In their great majority, throughout history, slave revolts had been mercilessly crushed.
14
Wife and slave and prisoner-unfortunately ,thoseterms need not necessarily be excusive.
15
Minna suspected the galley-slave of glory in the man; Seraphita recognized him.
16
It was one of my brother's: particularly colourful: the slave looked impressed.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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