liberation

中英词典：liberation

1. 名词

• a. the act of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression
• b. freedom from limits on thought or behavior

• a. a political or military movement seeking to achieve liberation

• a. a war fought to achieve liberation

• a. the act of freeing someone from a state of restraint or control

• a. the act of freeing a place or object from something that is unpleasant or restrictive

2. 形容词

• a. relating to or advocating liberation

词义辨析

• a. Liberation emphasizes the act of setting free or the struggle to achieve freedom, while freedom refers to the state of being free from constraints or restrictions.

词汇扩充

• a. emancipation: 解放，特指废除奴隶制度
• b. deliverance: 解救，特指从危险或困境中解救出来
• c. release: 释放，特指释放被拘留或监禁的人
• d. liberty: 自由，特指享有自主权和行动自由

近义词

• a. freedom
• b. emancipation
• c. deliverance
• d. release
• e. liberty

反义词

• a. captivity
• b. oppression
• c. restraint
• d. imprisonment
• e. constraint

柯林斯词典

liberation (noun)

1. the act of liberating or the state of being liberated
2. (politics) the gaining of freedom from occupation, as of a country during a war
3. (politics) the freeing of an individual from social or economic constraints or discrimination
4. the act of freeing a place or object from something unpleasant or restricting

牛津词典

liberation (noun)

1. the act of setting someone free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression; release
2. freedom from limits on thought or behavior
3. the action of setting free from imprisonment or slavery; release

用法

1. They fought for the liberation of their country.

2. The liberation of the prisoners was a cause for celebration.

3. The liberation movement aimed to overthrow the oppressive regime.

4. The liberation war resulted in the freedom of the nation.

5. The liberation of women from traditional roles was a major social change.

6. He experienced a sense of liberation after quitting his job.

7. The troops fought for the liberation of the occupied territories.

8. The liberation of the hostages was carried out successfully.

9. The liberation of creativity in the classroom is essential for student development.

10. The liberation of the mind is just as important as physical freedom.

11. The liberation of animals from captivity is a growing concern.

12. The liberation of the city from enemy control brought relief to the residents.

13. She felt a sense of liberation after ending the toxic relationship.

14. The liberation of the oppressed was the primary goal of the revolution.

15. The country celebrated the liberation from colonial rule.

16. The liberation of information through the internet has revolutionized communication.

17. The liberation of the art world from traditional norms led to new forms of expression.

18. They organized a protest to demand the liberation of political prisoners.

19. The liberation of the mind requires openness to new ideas.

20. The liberation of the soul is a central theme in many spiritual traditions.