serf 英 [sɜːf]   美 [sɝf]

serf

serf  英 [sɜːf] 美 [sɝf]

n. 农奴;奴隶;被压迫者 

名词复数:serfs 

It's worth reading the testimonies that tell us what life as a "techno-serf" is really like. 那些关于“技术奴隶”(techno-serf)的真实生活的证词值得一读。
People like you, to condescend to serf , is so disrespectful of the. 像你这样的人才,屈就于农奴的身份,实在是太不敬了。

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  • n. 农奴;奴隶;被压迫者
  • 1. It's worth reading the testimonies that tell us what life as a "techno-serf" is really like.

    那些关于“技术奴隶”(techno-serf)的真实生活的证词值得一读。

  • 2. People like you, to condescend to serf , is so disrespectful of the.

    像你这样的人才,屈就于农奴的身份,实在是太不敬了。

  • serf (n.) late 15c., "servant, serving-man, slave," from Old French serf "vassal, servant, slave" (12c.), from Latin servum (nominative servus) "slave" (see serve). Fallen from use in original sense by 18c. Meaning "lowest class of cultivators of the soil in continental European countries" is from 1610s. Use by modern writers with reference to medieval Europeans first recorded 1761 (contemporary Anglo-Latin records used nativus, villanus, or servus).
serf / sɜːf ; NAmE sɜːrf / noun (in the past) a person who was forced to live and work on land that belonged to a landownerwhom they had to obey (旧时的)农奴 serf serfs serf / sɜːf ; NAmE sɜːrf /
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