fetter的意思和读音

fetter

: [ˈfetər] : [ˈfetə(r)]

n.

v.);

fetters  fettering  fettered  

v.tie,bind,chain,restrain,hamper

n.bond,yoke,handcuff,irons,restraint

fetterv.

1.~ sbto restrict sb's freedom to do what they want

2.~ sbto put chains around a prisoner's feet

n.

1.[usupl]something that stops sb from doing what they want

They were at last freed from the fetters of ignorance.

2.[pl]chains that are put around a prisoner's feet

n.1.;;,

v.1....,

v.1.to limit someones freedom to do what they want2.to put chains on a prisoners feet

1. festival (),() fetter ; feud ...

2. fetch ; fetter feud ...

3. Decade Fetter Gentle ...

4. )brave )fetter , ) confession ...

5. ... fester v. , fetter vt. fiasco n. , ...

6. 7. edifice n. 8. fetter n. ,( 9. chariot n. 便,( ...

7. : lie fetter;shackle; - Resignation,helpless ...

8.Fetter(Hotelling)(Chamberlin)使

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1.To be attached to one thing (to a certain view) and to look down upon other thing (views) as inferior--this wise men call a fetter.),」。

2.I must forever rest down in here, is weary of the world from my this every qu on to work loose the misfortune the fetter.

3.And when the unclean shall be no more, what were modesty but a fetter and a fouling of the mind?

4.I leave not necessarily do not protect. The protection is not the fetter.

5.Also, his love of freedom chafed against the restriction in much the same way his neck chafed against the starched fetter of a collar.

6.Because you are continually seeking comfort, security, you find exploiters who assure you that doubt is a fetter, a thing to be banished.

7.Everybody has happiness which the right pursues itself to want and satisfy, anybody anything has not been possible to fetter.

8.Also causes the artistic form to break through traditional the fetter, presented more evolutions and the innovation.使

9.And thus your freedom when it loses its fetters becomes itself the fetter of a greater freedom.

10.So for South African capital, apartheid had become a fetter on the mode of production.