liberated

• 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。

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

1. Released from chemical combinationC1formalscientific

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

   游离的

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

   同义词free

2. Free from social restraintsB2formal

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

   解放的

   • 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.

   同义词emancipatedfreeprogressiveunconventionaluninhibitedunrestricted

   反义词constrainedconventionalinhibitedrepressedrestrictedtraditional

• 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。

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

1. Grant equal rightsB2formalpolitical

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

   赋予平等权利

   • 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.

   同义词emancipateenfranchisefreereleaseset free

   反义词discriminateenslaveoppresssubjugatesuppress

2. Free from confinementB1formal

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

   解放

   • 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.

   同义词emancipatefreelet outreleaserescueset freeunchain

   反义词captureconfineenslaveimprisonincarcerate

3. Grant freedomB2formalpolitical

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

   解放

   • 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.

   同义词deliveremancipatefreereleaseset freeunchain

   反义词captureconfineenslaveimprisonoppresssubjugate

4. Release gas or energyC1formalscientific

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

   释放

   • 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.

   同义词dischargeemitevolvegive offrelease