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manacle的现在分词

原形：manacle第三人称单数：manacles过去式：manacled现在分词：manacling

The prisoner was heavily manacled to prevent any chance of escape.
释义：囚犯被重重地戴上了手铐，以防任何逃跑的机会。
The ancient ritual involved the symbolic manacle of the bride and groom's hands as a sign of unity.
释义：这个古老的仪式包括象征性地锁住新娘和新郎的手，作为团结的标志。
He felt as though the chains of his past mistakes were a permanent manacle, holding him back from progress.
释义：他觉得过去的错误像是一道永久的枷锁，阻碍他前进。
The dictator's regime used fear as a manacle to control the population.
释义：独裁者的政权利用恐惧作为枷锁来控制民众。
In the play, the character of Prometheus is depicted with manacles around his wrists, symbolizing his eternal punishment.
释义：在剧中，普罗米修斯这个角色手腕上戴着枷锁，象征着他永恒的惩罚。
She tried to free herself from the mental manacle of self-doubt that had plagued her for years.
释义：她试图摆脱多年来一直困扰着她的自我怀疑这一精神枷锁。
The historical novel described how slaves were manacled together during their long journey across the ocean.
释义：这本历史小说描述了奴隶们在横渡大洋的漫长旅程中是如何被锁在一起的。
The athlete's injury acted as a figurative manacle, restricting his performance on the field.
释义：运动员的伤势成了一个比喻性的枷锁，限制了他在场上的表现。
Through meditation, she learned to release herself from the manacle of negative thoughts.
释义：通过冥想，她学会了释放自己，摆脱消极思想的枷锁。
The defendant was led into the courtroom, his wrists manacled in front of him.
释义：被告被带进法庭，双手被铐在身前。