liberation

• Nom désignant l'action de libérer quelqu'un ou quelque chose de l'oppression, de l'emprisonnement ou du contrôle ; il est également utilisé pour décrire la lutte pour des droits égaux ou la fin d'une relation de travail.

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.

indénombrable

1. Act of setting freeB2formal

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

   Action de libérer

   • 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.

   Synonymesdeliverancedischargeemancipationfreeingmanumissionreleaserescue

   Antonymesbondagecaptureenslavementimprisonmentoppressionsubjugation

2. Achievement of equal rightsB2formalpolitical

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

   Émancipation

   • 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.

   Synonymesemancipationenfranchisement

   Antonymesenslavementoppressionsubjugationsuppression

3. Termination of employmentC1formalbritish

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

   Libération (fin de contrat de travail)

   • 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.

   Antonymesemploymentengagementretention