freeborn如何读

英:[ˈfriːbɔːn]

美:[ ˈfriːbɔːrn]

freeborn是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 自由民的
  2. 生而自由的
  3. 生为自由民的
  4. 适于自由民的
  5. 自由民生养的
n. (名词)
  1. 弗里伯恩(音译名)

freeborn自然拼读

free·born

fri born

freeborn英英释义

adjective

born free rather than in slavery or captivity.

pertaining to or befitting one who was born free.

freeborn词源英文解释

The first known use of freeborn was in the 13th century

freeborn儿童词典英英释义

free1 of 3adjective

having liberty : not being enslaved

free citizens

not controlled by others : independent a free press

a free country

released or not suffering from something unpleasant or painful free from disease

free from worry

not bound or contained by or as if by force

you are free to leave

having nothing that must be done instead

I'm free tomorrow night

not blocked : clear

free space

not being used or occupied

free time

not fastened

the free end of the rope

not cheap : generous

a free spender

not costing or charging anything

free tickets

not held back by fear or distrust

free expression of opinion

not combined with something else

free oxygen

able to be used alone as a meaningful unit of language

the word "hats" is a free form

not restricted by or limited to the usual forms

free skating

free2 of 3verb

to make or set free

free3 of 3adverb

in a free manner

without charge

freehand1 of 2adjective

done without mechanical aids or devices

freehand drawing

free hand2 of 2noun

freedom to act or decide

freedomnoun

the state of being free : liberty, independence

ability to move or act freely

the state of being released from something usually unpleasant

freedom from care

the quality of being frank or open

answered with freedom

use without restriction

has the freedom of the house

a political right

freedmannoun

a person freed from slavery

free1 of 3adjective

having liberty : not being enslaved

free citizens

not controlled by others : independent a free press

a free country

released or not suffering from something unpleasant or painful free from disease

free from worry

not bound or contained by or as if by force

you are free to leave

having nothing that must be done instead

I'm free tomorrow night

not blocked : clear

free space

not being used or occupied

free time

not fastened

the free end of the rope

not cheap : generous

a free spender

not costing or charging anything

free tickets

not held back by fear or distrust

free expression of opinion

not combined with something else

free oxygen

able to be used alone as a meaningful unit of language

the word "hats" is a free form

not restricted by or limited to the usual forms

free skating

free2 of 3verb

to make or set free

free3 of 3adverb

in a free manner

without charge

freebornadjective

not born in slavery

freeborn 例句

1 Ancient Rome: The pendulum swings back as freeborn Roman women are allowed to divorce, own property and inherit.

2 He had been born in Chicago, and on that account it was his custom to refer to himself as a "freeborn citizen of the great United States."

3 Now, as an adult, she has a realization: “freeborn, field-stained, I wonder / at my old envy for the well-shod mansion slave.”

4 Jousts are held every week, but only for the freeborn.

5 Phalanx warfare was so common in ancient Greece that most freeborn males took part in it many times.

6 In other remarks, Trumbull made it even clearer, saying, “Birth entitles a person to citizenship, that every freeborn person in this land, is, by virtue of being born here, a citizen of the United States.”

7 They are often forbidden from speaking during community meetings and are not allowed to intermarry with the freeborn.

8 With the freeborn foreign population mingled the thousands of slaves and freedmen of every race and tongue.

9 In the rising cities it was the warlike youth of the freeborn citizens who lead the May sports, and in the Hohenstaufen time these sports assumed the form of fashionable knightly festivals.

10 Below the ranks of land-owning white men were thousands of artisans, wage earners, tenants, sailors, and laborers who claimed the rights of freeborn Englishmen even though they might not vote or read political theories.

11 The early republican army was one of freeborn citizens, and even after the Marian reforms which opened up the army to the proletariat the Roman legions were draw from the citizenry.

12 My friend promised to keep her concealed, until this war should be over, and I could return home to protect her as a freeborn citizen of the republic.”

13 One remembers, for example, that the mother of William Lloyd Garrison wrote of her colored nurse during her illness: "A slave in the sight of man, but a freeborn soul in the sight of God."

14 Then did we learn with great anguish of heart that we, a freeborn princess, had been made a prisoner.

15 Part of the implied message of the style was that a pure, naturalistic garden embodied the unaffected and enlightened state of the freeborn Englishman.

16 Only freeborn, male Greeks could represent their cities in the sports, which included running, wrestling, boxing, the pentathlon and equestrian events.

17 Perhaps her spiteful tread upon the stairs heralded the coming protest of the freeborn American against slavery, industrial or otherwise, in which their day of deliverance was dawning.

18 The Welshmen had come to find entire freedom in the desert, and that was something the freeborn son of the desert could appreciate.

19 According to the Declaration of Independence, all white men were equal citizens, and freeborn carpenters could teach their children that a head of false hair was nothing to be afraid of.

20 “We’re taking away the ancient, inalienable right of freeborn people of the United Kingdom to go to the pub.”

freeborn 同义词

1 自由民的

liberal

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