mortmain
英：['mɔ:tmeɪn] 美： ['mɔtmeɪn]
mortmain 基本解释
n.永久营业，永久营业的土地；
英英释义
mortmain[ 'mɔ:tmein ]
n.real property held inalienably (as by an ecclesiastical corporation)同义词：dead hand
the oppressive influence of past events of decisions同义词：dead handdead hand of the past
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