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to liberate
01
liberar, emancipar
to set someone free from a situation that restricts their thinking or actions
Transitive: to liberate sb from sth
Ejemplos
Her travels liberated her from the narrow views of her hometown.
Sus viajes la liberaron de las estrechas perspectivas de su ciudad natal.
The book sought to liberate readers from conventional ways of thinking.
El libro buscaba liberar a los lectores de las formas convencionales de pensar.
02
liberar
to free someone or something from oppression or captivity
Transitive: to liberate a person or animal
Ejemplos
The army sought to liberate the oppressed people from the tyrannical regime.
El ejército buscó liberar al pueblo oprimido del régimen tiránico.
The activists worked tirelessly to liberate animals from inhumane conditions in the factory farm.
Los activistas trabajaron incansablemente para liberar a los animales de las condiciones inhumanas en la granja industrial.
03
liberar, emancipar
to help someone break free from strict social rules
Transitive: to liberate sb
Ejemplos
The movement aimed to liberate people from outdated views on relationships.
El movimiento buscaba liberar a las personas de las visiones obsoletas sobre las relaciones.
She worked to liberate women from traditional roles and expectations.
Ella trabajó para liberar a las mujeres de los roles y expectativas tradicionales.
04
liberar, desprender
to release gas, energy, or other substances through a chemical or physical process
Transitive: to liberate energy or substance
Ejemplos
The reaction liberated heat as the chemicals mixed.
La reacción liberó calor cuando los químicos se mezclaron.
The fire liberates energy by breaking down the fuel.
El fuego libera energía al descomponer el combustible.
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