| 词汇 | freeman |
| 释义 | freeman noun[ C ] UKuk /ˈfriː.mən//ˈfriː.mæn/ us /ˈfriː.mən//ˈfriː.mæn/plural-menuk /ˈfriː.mən/ us /ˈfriː.mən/ a person who has been given particular special rights in a city, as an honour: 荣誉市民 freeman ofPaul McCartney was made a freeman of the City of Liverpool.保罗‧麦卡特尼被授予利物浦市荣誉市民的称号。 Society - general words active citizen active citizenship amenity civilized consumer society human interest hunter-gatherer non-segregated non-segregation non-utility social engineer social engineering sociality socially societal sociological sociologically sociologist sociology uncivilized Examples of freemanfreeman They preserved the archaic distinction between ' freemen ', whether urban ' burgesses ' or rural yeomen, and the non-free. Some items of business such as apprenticeship indentures, freemen's admissions, or subsidy payments were recorded so that they could be consulted to settle disputes. Social life became more economically stratified between rich and poor in the south, landowners and freemen (those who did not own land). That council had comprised men of property - masters of families and freemen, not all subjects - who became part of the government they created. This court had acted as a bank holding the inheritance of freemen's children in trust. To be a freeman of a guild or company, and hence of a city, was certainly to be a member of an exclusive group. These public and private spaces were also subjected to a civic government which attempted to integrate uncontrolled activities into the society of freemen. In this way the freemen always faced the incumbents first. As a rough guide to the proportion of adult men who enjoyed this privilege, between 1444 and 1563 the records show 78 admissions of freemen. At this second stage of the process, the freemen would vote for the assistants, in order starting with the first name listed among those nominated. As we have seen, the market was socially the most inclusive public area, where complex economic relationships between freemen as well as numerous non-freemen were transacted. In an ancient borough, the importance of the large town gate was associated with public order, the collection of tolls and a venue for meetings of guildsmen and freemen. One male scold and the husbands or assumed husbands of 6 of the women were freemen, though not all at the time of the scolding presentment. It would not mean a lot more paper, because the freeman is asterisked. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 If there is to be a right to make people honorary freemen, for heaven's sake let it be used sparingly. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 See all examples of freeman These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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