slave in Korean
slave in Korean is 노예, 노례 — slave means a person legally owned by another and forced to work without freedom or pay.
slave in Korean
노예
Pronounced: noye
person owned by another
노례
Pronounced: norye
person owned by another
노예
Pronounced: noye
person forced to work for another
노례
Pronounced: norye
person forced to work for another
What does "slave" mean?
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noun A person legally owned by another and forced to work without freedom or pay.
"In the novel, a slave escapes from the plantation and searches for her family."
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noun A person completely controlled by or devoted to something.
"She felt like a slave to her job, answering emails even on holiday."
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noun A secondary device controlled by another (master) device.
"In this setup, the second speaker acts as a slave and follows the main unit."
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slave in a sentence
- In the novel, a slave escapes from the plantation and searches for her family.
- Students read the diary of a former slave and discussed what freedom meant to him.
- She felt like a slave to her job, answering emails even on holiday.
- Don't be a slave to fashion just because your friends follow every trend.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "slave" in Korean?
"slave" in Korean is 노예, 노례. slave means: A person legally owned by another and forced to work without freedom or pay.
How do you pronounce 노예?
"slave" in Korean is 노예, pronounced "noye".
How do you use "slave" in a sentence?
Example: "In the novel, a slave escapes from the plantation and searches for her family." In Korean, "slave" is 노예, 노례.
Are there other ways to say "slave" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 2 translations listed for "slave": 노예, 노례.
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