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🕊️liberate (libérer)

verb
/ˈlɪbəreɪt/
libérer (liberer)
liberalization liberation
liberate definition card — visual illustration of the meaning liberate synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison liberate collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Signification

to set someone free from a situation, especially imprisonment or oppression
to set free from imprisonment, oppression, or restraint
Traduction de la signification
libérer quelqu'un d'une situation, notamment de l'emprisonnement ou de l'oppression
liberer quelqu'un d'une situation, notament de l'emprisonnement ou de l'opression

Phrases d'exemple

The army liberated the city from enemy control.

L'armée a libéré la ville du contrôle ennemi.
L'armee a libere la ville du controle ennemi.

The army liberated the city from enemy control.

L'armée a libéré la ville du contrôle ennemi.
L'armee a libere la ville du controle ennemi.

Expressions d'exemple

liberate the mind
libérer l'esprit
liberer l'esprit

Synonymes

free, release, rescue, emancipate, deliver
Entrée 1
free, release, rescue, emancipate, deliver
Entrée 2
free, release, emancipate, deliver

Antonymes

confine, imprison, restrain, enslave, restrict
Entrée 1
confine, imprison, restrain
Entrée 2
enslave, imprison, confine, restrict

Collocations

liberate people, liberate city, liberate nation, liberate mind, liberate from oppression, liberate territory, liberate minds
Entrée 1
liberate people, liberate city, liberate nation, liberate mind
Entrée 2
liberate people, liberate from oppression, liberate territory, liberate minds

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to work slowly and steadily, often with effort or difficulty

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To treat someone cruelly or unfairly.

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