freeing

• Substantivo que designa o ato de libertar alguém ou algo de restrições, prisão ou opressão.

A noun referring to the act of liberating someone or something from restraint, confinement, or oppression.

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1. Act of LiberationB2formal

   The act of setting someone or something free from confinement, restraint, or oppression.

   Libertação

   • The freeing of the hostages was a delicate operation.
   • The freeing of the slaves was a monumental event in history.
   • The freeing of the trapped animal required careful planning.

   Sinônimosdeliverancedischargeemancipationliberationmanumissionreleaserescue

   Antônimoscaptureconfinementenslavementimprisonmentoppressionrestraintsubjugation

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de libertar alguém ou algo de prisão, cativeiro, confinamento ou obrigações.

A verb used to indicate the act of releasing someone or something from captivity, confinement, or obligation.

1. Release from captivityB1formal

   To set someone or something free from confinement, imprisonment, or restraint.

   Libertar

   • The activists worked to free the political prisoners.
   • The zookeepers freed the injured bird after it recovered.
   • The judge ordered the court to free the suspect due to lack of evidence.

   Sinônimosdeliverdischargeemancipatelet goliberatereleaserescueset freeunbindunchainunleash

   Antônimoscaptivatecaptureconfinedetainenslaveimprisonincarceratejailrestrainshackle

2. Remove obstacles or constraintsB2formal

   To make something available or accessible by removing restrictions or blockages.

   Liberar

   • The plumber freed the clogged drain with a special tool.
   • She freed up some space on her hard drive by deleting old files.
   • The new policy freed businesses from excessive regulations.

   Sinônimoscleardisencumberliberateopenreleaseunblockunclogunloose

   Antônimosblockconstrainhamperimpedelimitobstructrestrict

3. Relieve from obligationB2formal

   To release someone from a duty, responsibility, or burden.

   Libertar

   • The manager freed him from his duties for the day.
   • The scholarship freed her from the financial burden of tuition.
   • He was freed from his promise after the circumstances changed.

   Sinônimosabsolvedischargeexcuseexemptlet offreleaserelievespare

   Antônimosbindburdencommitconstrainobligate