They took a page from the peons and added some pageantry.
他们从苦力中得到灵感增加了华丽的装饰高级华服与鱼子酱 才变成了另一个浮华的周末 Couture and canap閟 are just another saturday night。
美国历史
The peons, or serfs, demanded the break-up of the great estates, some of which had come down from the days of Cortez.
苦工或农奴要求分拆大庄园,其中一些是科尔特斯时代遗留下来的。
美国历史
In the meantime Mexico was torn by insurrections under the leadership of Carranza, a friend of Madero, Villa, a bandit of generous pretensions, and Zapata, a radical leader of the peons.
A peon is a person subject to peonage (/ˈpiːɒn/, from Spanish peón[peˈon]), a type of involuntary servitude of laborers (peons) having little control over their employment conditions. Peonage existed historically during the colonial period, especially in Latin America and areas of Spanish rule.