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in·den·ture·s 英ɪn'dentʃəʳ美ɪn'dentʃər COCA¹⁷³⁴³²BNC⁶⁷³²²
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n.契约⁶⁰;合同⁶;锯齿状的边缘⁶;凹的部分⁶复数indentures:师徒契约; 定期服务合同.vt.以契约束缚⁶原型indenture的三单过去分词indentured现在分词indenturing三单indentures
Noun:
a concave cut into a surface or edge as in a coastlineformal agreement between the issuer of bonds and the bondholders as to terms of the debta contract binding one party into the service of another for a specified termthe space left between the margin and the start of an indented line
Verb:
bind by or as if by indentures, as of an apprentice or servant;an indentured servant tripartite indenture三联合同indenture system合同制indenture trustee契约受托人trust indenture信托合约,信托书…bond indenture债券信托契约…indenture defaulting违约the indenture system卖身契约
近义词 pact契约deal协定accord协议contract合同indent订货单agreement同意indention缩排obligation义务arrangement布置indentation刻痕
名词100%
用作名词Soon thereafter, private agents scoured the ports taverns, and countryside to sign on workers forindenture.此后不久，私人机构迅速搜查港口的小客栈和乡下地区，来招募契约仆役。
Theindenturecontract was a device that enabled people to pay for their passage to America by selling their labor to someone in the New World for a specified period of time.契约是使人们以向新大陆的某个雇主在一段时间里出卖劳动力的方式来支付其赴美旅费的手段。 Because they usually arrived with no ready contacts and typically could not speak English, the contract period for full cost of passage was sometimes longer than for indentures, up to seven years.
但通常他们抵达时没有事先找好的联系人且特点是不会讲英语，因而所签订的支付全额运费的合同期限要比仆役契约期限长，高达七年。 zftrans |