What is '手かせ' called in English?

'手かせ' in English is called "Shackles". Shackles refers to: 囚人の手首や足首をつないでおくための、鎖でつながれた一対の枷。

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English: "The prisoner was led away in heavy shackles." | Japanese: "囚人は重い手かせをかけられて連行された。"

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English to Japanese Dictionary

手かせ, 束縛

手かせ in English:shackles

Phonetic:てかせ

Quick Answer • 要約

shackles の日本語の意味は「手かせ, 束縛」です。 (囚人の手首や足首をつないでおくための、鎖でつながれた一対の枷。)

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noun
手かせ
Shackles are a pair of fetters connected by a chain, used to fasten a prisoner's wrists or ankles together.
囚人の手首や足首をつないでおくための、鎖でつながれた一対の枷。
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noun
束縛
Shackles can also refer to something that restricts freedom of action or thought, often in a metaphorical sense.
行動や考えの自由を制限するものを指す場合もある（比喩的な意味合いで使われることが多い）。

“The prisoner was led away in heavy shackles.”

囚人は重い手かせをかけられて連行された。

“She felt trapped by the shackles of her responsibilities.”

彼女は責任という名の束縛に囚われているように感じていた。

In English:

fetterschainsmanacles

In English:

infinitiveshackle

past tenseshackled

present participleshackling

nounshackle

throw off the shacklesidiom

To free oneself from restrictions, oppression, or limitations.