时间:2019-01-24 作者:英语课 分类:听一分钟英文-S


英语课

Slavery is one of the biggest tragedies of our history. The terrible thing is that it still happens today in many countries. It has been around since the beginning of our history. Some experts say that philosophers 1 like Aristotle believed some people were born to be slaves. This is clearly not true. Everyone is born with a right to freedom. Unfortunately there are a lot of people in the world today who don’t think so. They think it’s OK to take away another person’s freedom. They use slaves to make themselves richer. This is disgusting. I have been to countries where slave labour is everywhere. Construction workers and maids are paid next to nothing and have to do everything their employer 2 says, 24/7.



n.哲学家( philosopher的名词复数 );豁达的人
  • Philosophers sometimes overweight their negativism. 哲学家往往偏重于否定态度。 来自《现代汉英综合大词典》
  • Strictly speaking, they shouldn't be called philosophers, but rather 'philophilosophers.' 严格讲起来,他们不该叫哲学家Philophilosophers,该叫‘哲学家学家’philophilosophers.” 来自汉英文学 - 围城
n.雇用方,雇主
  • My employer deducted ten pounds from my wages this week.我的雇主从我本周的工钱中扣除了十英镑。
  • His monthly salary is paid into the bank by his employer.他的月薪由雇主替他存入银行。
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active schedule
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alumino-katophorite
anthropophilic index
ARCOIDEA
back wash pump
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bannack
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candex
Capaccioni
cerbral aqueduct
chemical pharmacy
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clinical osteology
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crowning wheel
depreciation age life method
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duthuits
eats her
economic working condition
endosomal
Exmoorian
exoproduct
feeding auger
final prediction error (fpe) criterion
formula for interpolation with reciprocal difference
fugazi
full selected current
functional region
fundamental operation
gaia
generic intervals
Genoese
graphologic
horizontal wire-drawing machine
hot plate method
in recent times
independent beam plow
instrumental broadening
ISTJ
karasmontana
layin' cable
made notes of
Mahama
MDCFT
mount the throne
nagaimo
Nasu
neighbouring valence
Nicholson, Sir Francis
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occhio
operculitis
or over
orbital acquisition
overriden
overstructured
ownds
p-type conductor
pandeids
personal bondage
petroleum chemicals industry
phenylbenzhydryl
pressing-in
protective cutoff
queen's evidence
railroad through transport
ramaker
rate of crystallization
re-starting
recalibrators
revival phenomenon
roll-back system
sanctuarizes
screwpines
secondary source of pollution
shared environment
shareef
simple ordering of state probabilities
skip free process
smart cart
statisitic figure
stereo processing
tailstock clamp bolt
tension flow
tourism area
u. s. codes
unfeirie
upward view
ventriculosubarachnoid
wood-shaw
wooden staves
yellowfin (tuna)