emancipated

英 [ɪˈmænsɪpeɪtɪd]

美 [ɪˈmænsɪpeɪtɪd]

adj.  获得解放的; 不受束缚的
v.  解放; 使不受(法律、政治或社会的)束缚
emancipate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：emancipated　

BNC.37846 / COCA.31973

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 获得解放的;不受束缚的
  If you describe someone asemancipated, you mean that they behave in a less restricted way than is traditional in their society.
  1. She is an emancipated woman.
     她是个不被传统束缚的女性。

英英释义

adj

• free from traditional social restraints
  1. an emancipated young woman pursuing her career
  2. a liberated lifestyle
  Synonym:liberated

双语例句

• We live in more emancipated times.
  我们生活的时代有更多的自由。
• Catholics were emancipated in 1792
  天主教徒在1792年获得了解放。
• Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation emancipated slaves in the Confederate states.
  林肯的解放宣言解放了南部联邦的奴隶。
• Look, I don't know why you want to be emancipated.
  听着，我不知道你为什么想要独立。
• Lincoln insisted that the slaves should be emancipated.
  林肯坚决主张解放奴隶。
• When people's minds aren't yet emancipated and their thinking remains rigid, curious phenomena emerge.
  思想不解放，思想僵化，很多的怪现象就产生了。
• She is an emancipated woman.
  她是个不被传统束缚的女性。
• The great contributions the Renaissance made lie not only in having created splendid new western culture, but also having emancipated people's minds.
  文艺复兴的巨大贡献不仅在于创造了辉煌灿烂的西方新文化，重要的在于解放了人们的思想。
• Many emancipated serfs and slaves took up leading posts at various levels in the region.
  一大批翻身农奴和奴隶担任了自治区各级领导职务。
• We think of ourselves as in some measure emancipated from nature.
  我们认为自己在某种程度上已摆脱了自然界的束缚。