Übersetzung für 'slave work' von Englisch nach Deutsch

slave work

Sklavenarbeit {f}econ.

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to work like a slave

wie ein Kuli arbeiten

sich^Akk. abarbeiten

sich abschaffen [südwestd.] [schweiz.] [sich abarbeiten]

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abolition of slave work

Abschaffung {f} der Sklaverei

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to slave

sich abschuften [ugs.]

wie ein Kuli arbeiten

sich abplagen

slave {adj}

untergeordnet

slave

abhängig gesteuertes Gerät {n}comp.electr.

Sklave {m}

slave mentality

Sklavenmentalität {f}

slave breeding

Sklavenzucht {f} [Vergewaltigung der Sklaven zur Fortpflanzung]hist.

slave revolt

Sklavenrevolte {f}hist.

slave trade

Menschenhandel {m}

slave pens

Sklavenunterkünfte {pl}

bond-slave

Leibeigener {m}

slave server

Slave-Server {m}comp.

slave hunting

Sklavenjagd {f}

slave computer

Nebenrechner {m}

slave key

Nebenschlüssel {m}

slave station

Nebenstation {f}

slave hunter

Sklavenjäger {m}hist.

to slave-drive

schinden

slave states

Sklavenstaaten {pl}hist.

• Pottery was seen as slave work or that of the lower class.
• In the third volume of "The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire", he relates the origins of the struggle: Hegel similarly states that the 'severity of the patricians their creditors, the debts due to whom they had to discharge by slave-work, drove the plebs to revolts.' Gibbon also explains how Augustus facilitated this class warfare by pacifying the plebs with actual bread and circuses.
• According to some historical accounts, her slave work might be similar to a modern-day woman wrestler.
• One of them was on August 22, 340 women and children were murdered while the Jewish men were taken to the railway station of Viduklė for slave work, where they were later killed.
• In July 1942 he was deported to do slave work on the Eastern military front.

• Where most of the Roman audience would have assumed that a father who did not like his son would give him over to a farm, which was viewed as slave work, as punishment, Cicero paints the virtues of the farm in such a light as to assume that the elder Roscius liked his son, and thus endowed him with the wonderful responsibility that the farm represents: productive and self-sustaining.
• The Germans viewed the Slavs as a pool of slave work labor for use by the German Reich; if necessary they could be worked to death.