indentured

基本解釋

Some poor parents sell the children to affluent Haitians as indentured servants, or restaveks—from rester avec.
一些家境貧睏的孩子被自己的父母作爲(wèi)契約傭工賣(mài)給海地的富人。
West Africans were thought to have a greater resistance to the heat and the tropical diseases so slaves began to replace indentured white labour in the plantations.
一般來(lái)說(shuō)，西非人更耐得住炎熱的氣候，對(duì)熱帶疾病有很強(qiáng)的觝抗力，於是在種植園中，奴隸漸漸取代簽約的白人勞動(dòng)力。
Even the most patriotic humans can't compare: “It'd be like having an American flag tattooed to you at birth,” he says. “They are permanently indentured to their society.
即使最具愛(ài)國(guó)精神的人類(lèi)也無(wú)法與之相比：“這就像一出生就在身上紋上個(gè)美國(guó)國(guó)旗，”他說(shuō)道，“它們與它們所在的社會(huì)簽訂了終身契約?！?/li>
權(quán)威例句
But in those numbers most are average and indentured by the way Green Cards are obtained.
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Indentured labour was abolished in 1920, after which many Indian migrants moved into the towns.
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Peruvian kidnappers mounted labour raids, spiriting the islanders away to lives of indentured servitude in South America.
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In the past, an indentured servant was one who was forced to work for someone for a period of time, because of an agreement made by people in authority or to settle a debt.