liberation

• Sustantivo que denota el acto de liberar a alguien o algo de la opresión, el encarcelamiento o el control; también se usa para describir la lucha por la igualdad de derechos o el cese de una relación laboral.

A noun referring to the act of setting someone or something free from oppression, confinement, or control; also used to describe the pursuit of equal rights or the termination of employment.

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1. Act of setting freeB2formal

   The act of setting someone or something free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression.

   liberación

   • The liberation of the prisoners was celebrated by the entire town.
   • The country celebrated its liberation from colonial rule.
   • The liberation of the hostages took place after months of negotiation.

   Sinónimosdeliverancedischargeemancipationfreeingmanumissionreleaserescue

   Antónimosbondagecaptureenslavementimprisonmentoppressionsubjugation

2. Achievement of equal rightsB2formalpolitical

   The attempt to achieve equal rights or status for a particular group, often through social or political movements.

   Liberación (logro de igualdad de derechos)

   • The women's liberation movement fought for equal pay and opportunities.
   • The liberation of marginalized communities is a long-term goal.
   • The struggle for liberation continues in many parts of the world.

   Sinónimosemancipationenfranchisement

   Antónimosenslavementoppressionsubjugationsuppression

3. Termination of employmentC1formalbritish

   The termination of someone's employment, often implying they are free to leave or depart.

   Liberación o cese de empleo

   • His liberation from the company came as a surprise to everyone.
   • The employee's liberation was due to company restructuring.
   • After his liberation, he decided to start his own business.

   Antónimosemploymentengagementretention