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Перевод: enslave

[глагол]
порабощать; делать рабом; закабалять; закрепостить; покорять; поработить

Тезаурус:

1. After all, she thought, how can I forget the day I agreed to enslave most of Europe?
2. "This Act will enslave you," he heard Cameron saying, "and not only the young men among you but every family with a son who is in his prime.
3. In wars against cities outside the Promised Land the people are to enslave the inhabitants, and if they offer resistance, then besiege them and kill all their adult males.
4. Often one colony will enslave another of the same species, or one species will exploit another.
5. The Yasa says that we can enslave only those we conquer in battle.
6. In order to enslave the English people, we might argue, it is only necessary to enslave them at election time: once in four years Is enough.
7. Genes for failure to enslave foster-parents cannot be passed down the generations of cuckoos.
8. But though certain extremely powerful individuals - like Kraus and his mother - enslave him, it is people, "ordinary" folk who are to him completely extraordinary, who free him from the greatest enchanter of them all - books.
9. I abandoned France and her rulers when they abandoned Liberty, gave themselves up to tyranny, and endeavoured to enslave the world."
10. "Do remember that a wife can only enslave her husband by her modest behaviour."
11. German veterans, who fought to enslave Europe, receive better treatment from their government than our war heroes get here.
12. Farther south there were few natives to enslave.