indentured in Spanish
indentured in Spanish is no abonado, no remunerado — indentured means bound by a legal contract to work for someone for a set period, typically in exchange for passage, training, or debt repayment.
indentured in Spanish
no abonado
no remunerado
What does "indentured" mean?
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adj Bound by a legal contract to work for someone for a set period, typically in exchange for passage, training, or debt repayment.
"Many early colonists arrived as indentured servants who worked off the cost of their voyage."
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indentured in a sentence
- Many early colonists arrived as indentured servants who worked off the cost of their voyage.
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What is "indentured" in Spanish?
"indentured" in Spanish is no abonado, no remunerado. indentured means: Bound by a legal contract to work for someone for a set period, typically in exchange for passage, training, or debt repayment.
How do you use "indentured" in a sentence?
Example: "Many early colonists arrived as indentured servants who worked off the cost of their voyage." In Spanish, "indentured" is no abonado, no remunerado.
Are there other ways to say "indentured" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "indentured": no abonado, no remunerado.
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