thrall

UK
/θrɔːl/
US
/θrɔl/
thrallsubstantiv
thralls
Pl.
UK
/θrɔːl/
US
/θrɔl/
Übersetzungen
He lived his life in thrall to his desires.
Он прожил свою жизнь в рабстве своих желаний.
The thrall was forced to work in the fields from dawn till dusk.
Невольник был вынужден работать в полях с рассвета до заката.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
The state of being under the power or influence of another; bondage or servitude.
She was in thrall to her emotions, unable to make a rational decision.
A person who is morally or mentally enslaved by some power, influence, or the like.
He was a thrall to his addiction, unable to break free from its grip.
A slave or serf in historical contexts.
In medieval times, a thrall was bound to serve their lord without any personal freedom.
thrallverb
thralled
Präteritum
thralled
Partizip Perfekt
thralling
Gerundium
UK
/θrɔːl/
US
/θrɔl/
Archaic; chiefly literary. Means to enslave or hold captive.
Definitionen
To enslave; to hold in bondage or under dominion.
The conquerors thralled the captured villagers, forcing them into servitude.
thralladjektiv
thraller
Komp.
thrallest
Super.
Archaic and rare. Used attributively to mean 'enslaved' or 'servile'.
Definitionen
Enslaved; held in bondage or servitude (archaic).
Thrall servants had no rights under the feudal system.