freeman

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfreemanfree‧man /ˈfriːmən/ noun (plural freemen /-mən/) [countable] FREE TO DO WHAT YOU WANTsomeone who is not a slaveExamples from the Corpusfreeman• Without this right he can not be a freeman.• He became a freeman of the London Grocers' Company on 7 July 1612.• William became a freeman of the Stationers' Company on 6 December 1591.• Rather curiously Culpeper did not become a freeman until 1714.• All Frankish freemen were required to serve in campaigns when summoned, unpaid and providing their own equipment.• The poorest of freemen had been independent and strong.

单词	freeman
释义	freeman From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfreemanfree‧man /ˈfriːmən/ noun (plural freemen /-mən/) [countable] FREE TO DO WHAT YOU WANTsomeone who is not a slaveExamples from the Corpusfreeman• Without this right he can not be a freeman.• He became a freeman of the London Grocers' Company on 7 July 1612.• William became a freeman of the Stationers' Company on 6 December 1591.• Rather curiously Culpeper did not become a freeman until 1714.• All Frankish freemen were required to serve in campaigns when summoned, unpaid and providing their own equipment.• The poorest of freemen had been independent and strong.
随便看	mean everything mean everything to mean for somebody to do something mean for to do mean no disrespect mean no harm mean no harm mean any harm mean no harm/not mean any harm mean no harm/offence/disrespect mean no not mean any harm mean no offence mean price mean somebody/something to do something mean something to somebody mean spirited mean that mean the world to everything to mean the world to mean everything to mean the world to somebody/mean everything to somebody mean the world to somebody/think the world of somebody mean the world to the world of mean the world to think the world of mean to mean to do mean to do