英语词汇“slaving vessel”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

As a modifier with the meaning ‘of, for, or relating to the procuring, buying, or selling of people as slaves; used in or associated with the slave trade’, as in slaving days, slaving expedition, slaving vessel, etc.

1720 St. James's Post 12–15 Aug. Last Week two Sloops were Launch'd in the River for the Service of the African Company, being part of the 24 which are hastening out for the Slaving Trade.

1836 in Corr. with Brit. Commissioners on Slave Trade (1837) 123 in Parl. Papers LIV. 1 A depôt existed at the Cape de Verde Islands for supplying slaving equipment to vessels from the port of Lisbon.

1875 H. McN. Dyer West Coast Afr. (1876) i. 8 Even during the slaving days our officers could land here, and the natives would furnish them with stock, and pretend to give them information of slaving operations in the river.

1956 J. H. Parry & P. M. Sherlock Short Hist. W. Indies vii. 108 The frequency with which the item ‘crimpage’ occurs in slaving accounts indicates the methods to which slavers often had to resort in order to make up their complement of seamen.

1991 A. Nikiforuk Fourth Horseman v. 81 Twenty slaving vessels made 210 trips a year, each carrying as many as 350 slaves.

2017 NWIG: New West Indian Guide 91 1 Around 1808, Spaniards' ability to outfit and successfully complete slaving expeditions to Africa paled in comparison to the skill of French and British slavers.

单词	slaving vessel
释义	> as lemmas slaving vessel As a modifier with the meaning ‘of, for, or relating to the procuring, buying, or selling of people as slaves; used in or associated with the slave trade’, as in slaving days, slaving expedition, slaving vessel, etc. Π 1720 St. James's Post 12–15 Aug. Last Week two Sloops were Launch'd in the River for the Service of the African Company, being part of the 24 which are hastening out for the Slaving Trade. 1836 in Corr. with Brit. Commissioners on Slave Trade (1837) 123 in Parl. Papers LIV. 1 A depôt existed at the Cape de Verde Islands for supplying slaving equipment to vessels from the port of Lisbon. 1875 H. McN. Dyer West Coast Afr. (1876) i. 8 Even during the slaving days our officers could land here, and the natives would furnish them with stock, and pretend to give them information of slaving operations in the river. 1956 J. H. Parry & P. M. Sherlock Short Hist. W. Indies vii. 108 The frequency with which the item ‘crimpage’ occurs in slaving accounts indicates the methods to which slavers often had to resort in order to make up their complement of seamen. 1991 A. Nikiforuk Fourth Horseman v. 81 Twenty slaving vessels made 210 trips a year, each carrying as many as 350 slaves. 2017 NWIG: New West Indian Guide 91 1 Around 1808, Spaniards' ability to outfit and successfully complete slaving expeditions to Africa paled in comparison to the skill of French and British slavers. extracted from slavingn.² < as lemmas
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