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(lit. or fig.) Sklaverei, die* * *['bondi‹](slavery.) die Knechtschaft* * *bond·age[ˈbɒndɪʤ, AM ˈbɑ:n-]n no plto be in \bondage [to sb] [bei jdm] in Sklaverei seinto be into \bondage Fesselung mögen* * *['bɒndɪdZ]nin bondage to sb — in Sklaverei/Leibeigenschaft bei jdm, jdm hörig
2) (fig liter) vollständige Unterjochungin bondage to sth — einer Sache (dat) unterworfen
3) (sexual) Fesseln ntbondage gear/magazine — Sadomasoausrüstung f/-heft nt
* * *bondage s1. HIST Knechtschaft f, Sklaverei f (auch fig), Leibeigenschaft f:be in the bondage of vice dem Laster verfallen sein2. Zwang m* * *noun, no pl.(lit. or fig.) Sklaverei, die* * *n.Knechtschaft f.Sklaverei f.Unfreiheit f. -
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noun1) рабство; крепостное состояние2) зависимость* * *(n) зависимость* * *рабская зависимость, рабство, неволя* * *['bond·age || 'bɒndɪdʒ] n. рабство, крепостное состояние, зависимость, подневольность, подвластность* * *вменениевменениязависимостьзаключениезаточениезаточениякрепостничествообязательстваобязательствоподчинениепринуждениерабство* * *1) рабская зависимость, рабство, неволя; крепостное состояние, крепостное право 2) зависимость 3) садо-мазохизм -
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'bondi‹(slavery.) esclavitudtr['bɒndɪʤ]1 esclavitud nombre femenino, servidumbre nombre femeninobondage ['bɑndɪʤ] n: esclavitud fn.• cautiverio s.m.• esclavitud s.f.'bɑːndɪdʒ, 'bɒndɪdʒmass noun ( enslavement) (liter) cautiverio m (liter), esclavitud f['bɒndɪdʒ]N1) (=enslavement) esclavitud f, cautiverio m2) (=sexual practice) bondage m* * *['bɑːndɪdʒ, 'bɒndɪdʒ]mass noun ( enslavement) (liter) cautiverio m (liter), esclavitud f -
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'bondi‹(slavery.) trelldomsubst. \/ˈbɒndɪdʒ\/1) trelldom, slaveri2) bondage-sex, forklaring: form for sadomaschochistisk seksuell praksis -
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[English Word] bondage[Swahili Word] uja[Part of Speech] noun[Derived Word] arch[Terminology] literary------------------------------------------------------------ -
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['bondi‹](slavery.) suženjstvo* * *[bɔndidž]nounsuženjstvo, hlapčevstvo; jetništvo; figuratively odvisnost -
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1. n рабство; крепостное состояние2. n зависимость, кабалаСинонимический ряд:1. bond (noun) bond; captivity; chains; constraint; imprisonment; prison; restriction2. enslavement (noun) confinement; enslavement; helotry; indenture; peonage; serfage; serfdom; servility; servitude; slavery; subjugation; thrall; thralldom; villenage; yokeАнтонимический ряд: -
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['bondi‹](slavery.) escravatura* * *bond.age[b'ɔndidʒ] n 1 escravidão, servidão. 2 dependência, sujeição. 3 cativeiro. -
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['bɔndɪdʒ]nniewola f; ( sexual) krępowanie nt ( praktyka seksualna)* * *['bondi‹](slavery.) niewola -
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['bondi‹](slavery.) vergija
См. также в других словарях:
bondage — ► NOUN 1) the state of being a slave or feudal serf. 2) sexual practice that involves the tying up or restraining of one partner. ORIGIN from obsolete bond «serf»; influenced by BOND(Cf. ↑bond) … English terms dictionary
bondage — noun a) The state of being enslaved or the practice of slavery. In Judeo Christian tradition, the Israelites fled bondage at the hands of the Egyptians, only to wander in the wilderness for the next four decades. b) The state of lacking freedom;… … Wiktionary
bondage — noun (U) 1 the practice of being tied up for sexual pleasure 2 literary the state of being a slave: Since the age of 13 he had been in bondage. 3 the state of having your freedom limited, or being prevented from doing what you want: He wanted to… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
bondage — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French, from bonde customary tenant, from Middle English Date: 14th century 1. the tenure or service of a villein, serf, or slave 2. a state of being bound usually by compulsion (as of law or mastery):… … New Collegiate Dictionary
bondage — I noun abject slavery, arrest, bond of slavery, bonds, captivity, chains, coarctation, compulsory service, confinement, constraint, constraint by force, custodianship, custody, detention, durance, enslavement, entombment, fetters, forced… … Law dictionary
bondage — c.1300, condition of a serf or slave, from Anglo L. bondagium, from M.E. bond a serf, tenant farmer, from O.E. bonda householder, from O.N. boandi free born farmer, noun use of prp. of boa dwell, prepare, inhabit, from PIE *bhow , from root… … Etymology dictionary
bondage — noun our own freedom is not so gratifying when we must look upon the bondage of others Syn: slavery, enslavement, servitude, subjugation, subjection, oppression, domination, exploitation, persecution; enthrallment, thraldom; historical serfdom,… … Thesaurus of popular words
bondage — noun 1》 the state of being a slave or feudal serf. 2》 sexual activity that involves the tying up or restraining of one partner. Origin ME: from Anglo Latin bondagium, from ME bond serf from ON bóndi tiller of the soil , based on búa dwell ;… … English new terms dictionary
bondage — bond|age [ bandıdʒ ] noun uncount 1. ) the activity of tying someone up with ropes or chains for sexual pleasure: bondage equipment 2. ) FORMAL a situation in which a person belongs to someone as their SLAVE: Desperate parents were forced to sell … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bondage — UK [ˈbɒndɪdʒ] / US [ˈbɑndɪdʒ] noun [uncountable] 1) the activity of tying someone up with ropes or chains for sexual pleasure 2) formal a situation in which a person belongs to someone as their slave Desperate parents were forced to sell their… … English dictionary
bondage — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. slavery, serfdom, subjection; helotry, peonage. Ant., freedom. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. slavery, servitude, thralldom, subjugation; see slavery 1 . See Synonym Study at slavery . III (Roget s 3… … English dictionary for students
