liberate

liberare

Sottrarre qualcuno alla prigione, a un controllo ingiusto o a limiti alla libertà di vivere o pensare.

In inglese semplice: To free someone from unfair control, prison, or limits on how they can live or think.

• The army liberated the town.
• They fought to liberate people from slavery.
• She felt liberated from the need to please everyone.

Come si usa: liberate someone/something from something (The campaign helped liberate workers from unfair restrictions.)

Sinonimi: free, release, set free

Contrari: enslave, oppress

Espressioni comuni: liberate someone from, liberate a country, liberate yourself

liberare, sprigionare

Far uscire una sostanza o energia attraverso una reazione chimica o la decomposizione di un materiale.

In inglese semplice: To release a substance or energy through a chemical reaction or the breaking down of material.

• The reaction liberates heat.
• Heating the compound liberated oxygen.
• This process can liberate gas from the liquid.

Come si usa: liberate something from something (The reaction liberates hydrogen from the compound.)

Sinonimi: release, give off

Espressioni comuni: liberate oxygen, liberate heat, liberate a gas

rubare, fregare

Prendere qualcosa che appartiene ad altri senza permesso; spesso si dice per scherzo.

In inglese semplice: To take someone else’s property without permission, often said as a joke.

• He liberated a biscuit from my plate.
• Someone had liberated the wine from the cupboard.
• The soldiers liberated supplies from an abandoned warehouse.

Come si usa: liberate something from something (She liberated a pen from the office supply cupboard.)

Sinonimi: steal, take, loot

Espressioni comuni: liberate something from, liberate some beer