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liberated

/ˈlɪb.ə.reɪ.tɪd/

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adjective

B2formalcommon/ˈlɪb.ə.reɪ.tɪd/

Describes a person or group that has been freed from social, political, or personal constraints.

ruОписывает человека или группу, освобождённых от социальных, политических или личных ограничений.esDescribe a una persona o grupo liberado de restricciones sociales, políticas o personales, o que se ha vuelto libre y desinhibido.frDécrit une personne ou un groupe libéré de contraintes sociales, politiques ou personnelles, ou qui se sent libre et affranchi de ces limitations.deBezeichnet eine Person oder Gruppe, die von sozialen, politischen oder persönlichen Einschränkungen befreit ist; auch im Sinne von selbstbestimmt, unabhängig oder von traditionellen Zwängen gelöst.ptDescreve uma pessoa ou grupo libertado de restrições sociais, políticas ou pessoais; que conquistou ou recebeu liberdade e age sem repressão ou amarras impostas.zh形容一个人或群体从社会、政治或个人的束缚中解放出来,获得自由;也可指思想观念开放、不受传统束缚。arيصف شخصًا أو جماعةً تحرَّروا من قيود اجتماعية أو سياسية أو شخصية. ويُستعمل أيضًا للدلالة على من نال حريته أو استقلاله.

  1. Released from chemical combination C1 formal scientific

    Describing a gas or element that has been set free from a chemical bond or compound.

    • The reaction liberated hydrogen gas from the acid.
    • When heated, the compound liberated oxygen.
    • The process liberated carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

    ruВысвобожденныйesliberado (de un compuesto químico)frLibéré (d'un composé chimique)deFreigesetztptLiberadozh游离的arمُحَرَّر

    Synonymes: free

  2. Free from social restraints B2 formal

    Free from traditional social rules, expectations, or restrictions, especially regarding personal behavior.

    • She felt liberated after leaving her restrictive job.
    • The liberated society embraced new ideas about gender roles.
    • He described himself as a liberated thinker, unbound by convention.

    ruОсвобождённыйesLibre de convenciones socialesfrLibéré des conventions socialesdeBefreitptLiberadozh解放的arمُتَحَرِّر

    Synonymes: emancipatedfreeprogressiveunconventionaluninhibitedunrestricted

    Antonymes: constrainedconventionalinhibitedrepressedrestrictedtraditional

  • more liberated comparative form
  • most liberated superlative form

verb

C1formalcommon/ˈlɪb.ə.reɪt/

A verb used to indicate the act of setting someone or something free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия освобождения кого-либо или чего-либо из заключения, рабства или угнетения.esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de poner en libertad a alguien o algo de una prisión, esclavitud u opresión, o de liberar algo de una atadura o restricción.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de libérer quelqu'un ou quelque chose d'une captivité, d'un esclavage ou d'une oppression.deVerb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, jemanden oder etwas aus Gefangenschaft, Sklaverei oder Unterdrückung zu befreien.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de libertar alguém ou algo de prisão, escravidão ou opressão.zh动词,表示将某人或某物从 confinement、slavery 或 oppression 中释放出来,使其获得自由。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على تحرير شخص أو شيء من الأسر أو العبودية أو القهر أو القيود.

  1. Grant equal rights B2 formal political

    To give equal rights and opportunities to a group that has been disadvantaged, such as women or minorities.

    • The movement aimed to liberate women from traditional roles.
    • New laws were passed to liberate minority communities.
    • Education is a powerful tool to liberate oppressed groups.

    ruПредоставить равные праваesemanciparfrÉmanciperdeGleichberechtigung gewährenptConceder direitos iguaiszh赋予平等权利arمنح حقوقًا متساوية

    Synonymes: emancipateenfranchisefreereleaseset free

    Antonymes: discriminateenslaveoppresssubjugatesuppress

  2. Free from confinement B1 formal

    To set someone free from imprisonment, captivity, or physical restraint.

    • The soldiers liberated the prisoners of war.
    • The hostages were liberated after a long negotiation.
    • They worked to liberate the animals from the small cages.

    ruОсвободитьesLiberar de confinamientofrLibérer de la captivitédeBefreienptLibertarzh解放arتحرير

    Synonymes: emancipatefreelet outreleaserescueset freeunchain

    Antonymes: captureconfineenslaveimprisonincarcerate

  3. Grant freedom B2 formal political

    To release someone from a state of oppression, control, or restriction.

    • The revolution sought to liberate the country from dictatorship.
    • She felt liberated after leaving her stressful job.
    • Art can liberate the mind from conventional thinking.

    ruОсвобождатьesliberarfrLibérerdeBefreienptLibertarzh解放arيُحرِّر

    Synonymes: deliveremancipatefreereleaseset freeunchain

    Antonymes: captureconfineenslaveimprisonoppresssubjugate

  4. Release gas or energy C1 formal scientific

    To release a gas or energy as a result of a chemical reaction or physical decomposition.

    • The reaction liberates a significant amount of heat.
    • When the compound decomposes, it liberates oxygen gas.
    • The process liberates energy stored in the chemical bonds.

    ruВыделятьesliberar gas o energíafrLibérer (un gaz ou de l'énergie)deFreisetzenptLiberar gás ou energiazh释放arإطلاق الغاز أو الطاقة

    Synonymes: dischargeemitevolvegive offrelease

  • liberated past participle
  • liberated past simple
  • liberating present participle
  • liberates third person singular