I. mana·cle [ˈmænəkl̩] 名词
- manacles pl
- Handschellen pl
- manacles pl
- Ketten pl
II. mana·cle [ˈmænəkl̩] 动词 trans
- to manacle sb
- jdn in Ketten legen [o. [mit Ketten] fesseln]
- his arm was manacled to a ring on the wall
- sein Arm war an einem Ring in der Wand angekettet
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
These manacles, she says, may range in level of difficultly to escape.
en.wikipedia.org Construction workers readying the building for demolition found padded cells, straight-jackets and manacles attached to the walls.
en.wikipedia.org Rowing five to an oar, their wrists are manacled and fastened by chains to the ceiling.
en.wikipedia.org Unlike mental institutions of the time, there were no chains or manacles, and physical punishment was banned.
en.wikipedia.org The performer lies on his or her back on the table and is restrained with a variety of chains, cuffs and manacles.
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