1.
a person who is not a serf or a slave.
不是农奴或奴隶的人。
2.
The state of one who is bound as a slave or serf.
奴役一个人被迫做奴隶或农奴的状态
3.
The cruel serf-owner put out the serf's eyes.
残忍的农奴主挖掉了农奴的眼睛。
4.
Serf-owners had a firm grip on the birth, death and marriage of serfs.
农奴主掌握着农奴生、死、婚、嫁大权。
5.
The serfs were liberated after abolishing serfdom.
废除农奴制度后，农奴们获得了解放。
6.
The masses of serfs and slaves had no right to receive education.
广大农奴和奴隶没有接受教育的权利。
7.
The serf was trod to death.
这个农奴被蹂躏致死。
8.
They did not allow the serfs any freedom.
他们不给农奴任何自由。
9.
Male or female serfs belonging to different owners had to pay a "redemption fee" if they wished to marry, and their children were doomed to be serfs for life.
不属同一农奴主的男女农奴结婚要缴纳“赎身费”，农奴的子女注定终身为农奴。
10.
released from his serfdom
脱离他那农奴困境.
11.
the legal status or condition of a villein or feudal serf.
封建农奴的合法地位。
12.
IV. Feudal Serfdom in Old Tibet
四、旧西藏的封建农奴制
13.
The nobles had oppressed and exploited their serfs.
贵族压迫剥削农奴。
14.
reform of Russian serfdom in1861
俄国1861年的农奴制改革
15.
The serf owners considered serfs and slaves as their private property, so they could trade and transfer them, present them as gifts, make them mortgages for debts and exchange them.
农奴主把农奴和奴隶当作私有财产，可以买卖、转让、赠送、抵债和交换。 %$
16.
This movement overthrew the serf system and freed a million serfs and slaves.
这一运动推翻了农奴制,并且解放了百万农奴和奴隶。
17.
The serf-owners had the right to beat, abuse or even kill the serfs at will.
（那时）农奴主有权任意打骂甚至杀害农奴。
18.
Serf-owners ruthlessly exploited serfs through corvee and usury.
农奴主用差役和高利贷对农奴进行残酷的剥削。