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19:23 Jan 15, 2008 |
German to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Philosophy | |||||||
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sklavisch *eingeschlagene*Wilde (an)*enchained* (savage) Explanation: einschlagen - in Ketten legen, in Ketten = to chain; to enchain |
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sklavisch *eingeschlagene*Wilde felled game Explanation: According to my dictionary, einschlagen can mean to fell (as in a tree). So fallen game or felled game I expect, would that make sense with the rest of the context? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 35 mins (2008-01-15 19:58:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Scrap "felled" - no, more like "a tamed wild animal" or "a broken wild animal" . |
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bound like a slave by the ties of his own thoughts Explanation: so verstehe ich das in diesem Zusammenhang - he is bound by his own thoughts like a slave (oder einschlagen like to be 'tied into') |
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shackled Explanation: shackled is a bit more graphic, suggests chains, slavery, etc |
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the savage, chained as a slave to his (own) way of thinking Explanation: or: held captive/chained as a slave within his own thoughts tied down/bound as a slave by his (own) way of thinking a/the savage (man), held captive/chained as a slave by his own thoughts/(own) way of thinking -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 21 hrs (2008-01-16 16:41:47 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- or: primitive man, chained... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day1 hr (2008-01-16 21:20:04 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Gern geschehen. Gruß nach Österreich! |
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