enslave

vt.

使成为奴隶；奴役；使受控制；征服

过去式：enslaved过去分词：enslaved现在分词：enslaving第三人称单数：enslaves

1. Someone was enslaved to her.
   有人做了她的奴隶。
2. He is enslaved by love.
   他正沉溺于爱情。
3. Her beauty enslaved many young men.
   她的美貌倾倒了很多男青年。
4. Education makes people easy to govern but impossible to enslave.
   教育使人容易去管理，但不可能去奴役。

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