The young girl, who'd been renamed Phillis Wheatley, had arrived in the colonies on a slave ship in 1761.
这位被改名为菲利斯·惠特莉的年轻的女孩于 1761 年乘坐一艘奴隶船来到殖民地。
TED演讲(视频版) 2017年5月合集
Where is the fire that burned holes through slave ships to make us breathe?
在奴隶船上烧出洞来让我们呼吸的火在哪里?
VOA Special 2014年4月合集
Last time, we talked about the Amistad case. The Amistad was a slave ship from Cuba.
上次,我们谈到了 Amistad 案。 Amistad 是一艘来自古巴的奴隶船。
世界史 Crash Course
Right, so you probably know about the horrendous conditions aboard slave ships, which at their largest could hold 400 people.
是的,所以你可能知道奴隶船上的可怕条件,最大的奴隶船可以容纳 400 人。
VOA Special 2014年4月合集
The boy told the public about his life in Africa and about the conditions on the slave ship that brought him across the Atlantic Ocean.
这个男孩向公众讲述了他在非洲的生活, 以及在带他横渡大西洋的奴隶船上的情况。
2015 English Cafe
The slaves were originally captured in Africa and brought to the United States on ships called, appropriately enough, " slave ships." Many of the slaves died along the way.
奴隶最初是在非洲捕获的,并被称为“奴隶船”的船只带到美国。许多奴隶在途中死亡。
英语百科
Slave ship
Slave ships were large cargo ships specially converted for the purpose of transporting slaves, especially newly captured African slaves to the Americas.