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1 slave
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2 slave driver
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3 slave trade
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4 slave away
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5 slave-driving
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6 slave trader
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7 slave-trading
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8 slave-trading vessel
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9 slave labour
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1. noun1) (a person who works for a master to whom he belongs: In the nineteenth century many Africans were sold as slaves in the United States.) esclavo2) (a person who works very hard for someone else: He has a slave who types his letters and organizes his life for him.) esclavo
2. verb(to work very hard, often for another person: I've been slaving away for you all day while you sit and watch television.) trabajar como una bestia, trabajar como un negro- slaveryslave1 n esclavoslave2 vb matarse a trabajartr[sleɪv]1 esclavo,-a1 trabajar como una bestia (at, en), trabajar como un negro (at, en)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLslave driver negrero,-a, tirano,-aslave trade trata de esclavosslave n: esclavo m, -va fadj.• esclavo, -a adj.n.• esclavo s.m.• siervo s.m.v.• sudar tinta v.• trabajar como un esclavo v.
I sleɪvnoun esclavo, -va m,fto be a slave TO something — ser* esclavo de algo; (before n)
slave trade — comercio m or trata f de esclavos
slave trader — negrero, -ra m,f
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intransitive verb (colloq)I've been slaving away all day — he estado trabajando como un negro or como un burro todo el día (fam)
[sleɪv]to slave AT o OVER something: he's been slaving (away) at o over the report for days — lleva días trabajando como un negro or como un burro con el informe
1.N esclavo(-a) m / fto be a slave to sth — (fig) ser esclavo de algo
2.VIto slave (away) at sth/at doing sth — trabajar como un negro en algo/haciendo algo
3.CPDslave driver N — negrero(-a) m / f ; (fig) tirano(-a) m / f
slave labour N — (=work) trabajo m de esclavos; (=persons) esclavos mpl
slave ship N — barco m de esclavos
slave trade N — trata f de esclavos, comercio m de esclavos, tráfico m de esclavos
slave trader N — traficante mf en esclavos
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I [sleɪv]noun esclavo, -va m,fto be a slave TO something — ser* esclavo de algo; (before n)
slave trade — comercio m or trata f de esclavos
slave trader — negrero, -ra m,f
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intransitive verb (colloq)I've been slaving away all day — he estado trabajando como un negro or como un burro todo el día (fam)
to slave AT o OVER something: he's been slaving (away) at o over the report for days — lleva días trabajando como un negro or como un burro con el informe
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BrE slave labour mass nouna) ( ill-paid work)this job is just slave labor labor — en este trabajo te explotan, aquí son unos negreros (fam)
b) ( Hist)roads built by slave labor labor — carreteras fpl construidas con el trabajo de los esclavos
* * *BrE slave labour mass nouna) ( ill-paid work)this job is just slave labor labor — en este trabajo te explotan, aquí son unos negreros (fam)
b) ( Hist)roads built by slave labor labor — carreteras fpl construidas con el trabajo de los esclavos
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12 slave application
nCOMP&DP aplicación esclava f, aplicación subordinada f -
13 slave cylinder
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14 slave processor
nCOMP&DP procesador esclavo m, procesador subordinado m -
15 slave relay
nELEC relé plano m -
16 slave station
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17 slave unit
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18 slave video cassette recorder
nTV grabador de cintas de video esclavo m (AmL), grabador de cintas de vídeo encadenado m (Esp)English-Spanish technical dictionary > slave video cassette recorder
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adj.1 esclavo.2 esclavista.s.1 esclavo(a).2 esclava.3 eslavo, indio norteamericano eslavo.v.1 trabajar como esclavo, trabajar como un negro, azacanear.2 traficar con esclavos.vi.trabajar como un negro.(pt & pp slaved) -
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v.trabajar como esclavo, sudar el quilo, trabajar como un condenado, azacanear.
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