freedman
- n. 自由民；被解放的奴隶
- n. （Freedman）人名；（法、德）弗雷德曼；（英）弗里德曼
[ 复数 freedmen ]
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
freedman /ˈfriːdˌmæn/
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N a man who has been freed from slavery 被解放的奴隶
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Although released, they are still a member of the original owner's family, and are still the owner's client and freedman.
虽然被释放了，但他们仍然是原主人家户中的一员，仍是主人的委托人及自由人。
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When Jonathan Freedman, a social psychologist at the University of Toronto, reviewed the literature, he found only 200 or so studies of television-watching and aggression.
多伦多大学的社会心理学家乔纳森·弗里德曼在回顾相关文献时，只发现了大约200项有关看电视和攻击性的研究。
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Atlantic contributor David Freedman writes.
大西洋月刊的撰稿人大卫·费得曼写道。
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Henry Freedman is director of the non-governmental National Center for Law and Economic Justice.
VOA: special.2010.11.22
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And although you were a freedman, - which was lower in status than a free person-- - there were some privileges you couldn't have-- your children would be, if they were born after you'd been freed, would be free people, not freed.
虽然奴隶成为了自由人，自由人的社会地位低于自由民-,有一些权利无法享受-,自由人的孩子，如果是出生于奴隶被释放后的，则会成为自由民，而不是自由人。
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But if you're a freedman you're-- the other thing I should tell you is that in Roman law if you're manumitted as a slave, you're made free, if you're manumitted in the normal way they did it, that makes you a Roman citizen, if your owner was a Roman citizen.
但如果你是自由人-,有一点我得解释一下,罗马法律规定，如果奴隶被释放了，如果是正常方法被释放的，他就会成为罗马公民，前提是他的主人是罗马公民。
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