1.Shedding the yoke of my oppressors, you blind, sad little man.

当然是挣脱那束缚我的枷锁，你这个无知可悲的小矮子。

2.He banged into the instrument console and knocked the steering yoke hard to one side.

红骷髅摔倒仪表控制台上，操纵杆撞击下发生了剧烈的偏转。

3.Do not be wedded forever to fear, yoked eternally to brutishness.

不要永远与恐惧为伍，终生为残忍所缚。

4.Not egg, Minister, just imperialist " yoke" .

得住，大臣只是得是帝国主义的" 枷锁" 。

5.Tomorrow she would fit the yoke about her neck. Tomorrow there would be so many things to do.

啊，明天！明天她就要把牛辄套自己颈上。

6.Being dragged from their homes to labor under the yoke of the white man.

从家里被人拖走，白人的统治下劳动。

7.The steering yoke was jammed. He couldn't move the plane of fits autopilot-installed bearing.

操纵杆被卡住了，他无法让飞机解除自动飞行。

8.Then, as now, her centre-right Christian Democrats were yoked with the centre-left Social Democrats in a grand coalition.

而现，她的中右倾与中左倾民联手组成大联盟。

9.Six horses were yoked to it, whereas the others were furnished with two, or, at most, four apiece.

这辆车套有六七马，而别的都是两匹，最多的也不过四匹。

10.Yes, sir. But giving up that intolerable earthly yoke that some men call freedom is perhaps less painful than you think!

是的，先生，这不过是使您不再受那世俗的束缚罢了。这种束缚，人们还以为是自由，抛弃了它，不至于像你们所想象的那么难受吧！

11.Each had on his shoulders a wooden yoke that Grandpa had made.

每个人的肩膀上都扛着爷爷做的木制轭。机翻

12.Then he braced both hands on the steering yoke and pushed it forward as far as it would go.

接着，他双手握住操纵杆，用力将它向前推去。

13.His as-yet-unannounced successor will take the yoke in the middle of a turbulent flight.

他尚未宣布的继任者将动荡的飞行中接过枷锁。机翻

14.In 1845, they finally threw off the yoke of foreign rule.

【throw】年，他们终于摆脱了外国统治的枷锁。

15.It is good for a man to bear the yoke while he is young.

人幼年负轭，这原是好的。

16.Let me escape from the yoke of such silly subterfuges!

让我摆脱这种愚蠢的诡计的枷锁！机翻

17.The yoke of indecision was broken.

优柔寡断的枷锁被打破了。机翻

18.Who, then, might take the yoke?

那么，谁能担当这个重任呢？机翻

19.The younger had always worn a yoke; but is there any yoked creature without its private opinions?

年轻的直戴着轭。 但是有没有自己的个人意见的有轭的动物呢？机翻

20.Because to him, being free of all yokes is worth any price.

因为对他来说，摆脱切束缚是值得任何代价的。机翻