slaving

UK
/ˈsleɪvɪŋ/
US
/ˈsleɪvɪŋ/

Translations

slavinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈsleɪvɪŋ/
US
/ˈsleɪvɪŋ/
More precise classification: present-participle adjective (e.g., "slaving ships").
négrierS’emploie surtout pour ce qui est lié à la traite des esclaves.
The harbor once bustled with slaving ships bound for the Americas.
Le port fourmillait autrefois de navires négriers à destination des Amériques.
slavingnoun
labeurTravail pénible et exténuant.
Weeks of slaving over the project left her exhausted.
Des semaines de labeur sur le projet l'ont laissée épuisée.
Additional translations
traite des esclavesSens historique ou spécialisé, en lien avec le commerce des esclaves.
slaveverb

slaving

Gerund

slaved
Past Simple
slaved
Past Participle
slaving
Gerund
UK
/sleɪv/
US
/sleɪv/
trimerFamilier, pour travailler très dur.
She slaved away in the kitchen all day to prepare the feast.
Elle a trimé en cuisine toute la journée pour préparer le festin.
Additional translations
asservirEn technique, pour configurer un appareil afin qu’il soit commandé par un autre.

Definitions

slavinggerund / present participle
Relating to or involved in the capturing, transport, or selling of slaves.
The harbor once bustled with slaving ships bound for the Americas.
slavingnoun
The act of working very hard or toiling, often under difficult conditions.
Weeks of slaving over the project left her exhausted.
The practice of owning slaves or engaging in the slave trade.
Slaving was a brutal and inhumane practice that has been condemned worldwide.
slaveverb
To work excessively hard or with great effort, often under difficult or oppressive conditions.
She slaved away in the kitchen all day to prepare the feast.
To connect or configure (a device or system) so that it is controlled by another (the master).
The technician slaved the backup drive to the main server.