emancipate
/ɪˈmæn.sɪ.peɪt/翻译: 动词，指解除在法律、社会或政治等方面的束缚，使获得自由或权利，也指从压迫、控制或传统观念中解放出来。
词语关系
verb
/ɪˈmæn.sɪ.peɪt/
Глагол, означающий освободить, особенно от юридических, социальных или политических ограничений.
Verbo que significa liberar a alguien, especialmente de restricciones legales, sociales o políticas.
Verbe signifiant libérer quelqu'un, en particulier de contraintes légales, sociales ou politiques, ou le rendre indépendant et autonome.
Deutsches Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden von rechtlichen, sozialen oder politischen Beschränkungen zu befreien oder ihm Gleichberechtigung und Selbstbestimmung zu verschaffen; auch allgemein: aus Abhängigkeit oder Unterdrückung lösen.
Verbo que significa libertar, sobretudo de restrições jurídicas, sociais ou políticas; pode também referir-se a tornar alguém independente ou livre de tutela.
动词，指解除在法律、社会或政治等方面的束缚，使获得自由或权利，也指从压迫、控制或传统观念中解放出来。
فعل يعني تحرير شخص أو جماعة من القيود القانونية أو الاجتماعية أو السياسية، ومنحه الحرية والاستقلال، وإعفاءه من التبعية أو العبودية.
A verb meaning to set free, especially from legal, social, or political restrictions.
Set free from legal, political, or social restrictionsC1formal
To free someone from slavery, servitude, or oppressive control.
ОсвободитьemanciparaffranchirBefreienEmancipar解放تحرير- The proclamation emancipated thousands of slaves.
- She fought to emancipate women from restrictive social norms.
- The new law emancipated the serfs from their feudal obligations.
Free from intellectual or moral constraintsC2formal
To liberate someone from limiting beliefs, prejudices, or conventions.
ОсвободитьLiberar de limitaciones intelectuales o moralesLibérer des contraintes intellectuelles ou moralesBefreienLibertar解放思想تحرير الفكر- Education can emancipate the mind from ignorance.
- The philosopher sought to emancipate society from superstition.
- Art has the power to emancipate us from conventional thinking.
词形
- emancipated past participle
- emancipated past simple
- emancipating present participle
- emancipates third person singular