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emancipated

UK //ɪˈmænsɪpeɪtɪd//US //ɪˈmænsəpeɪtɪd//

词源

源自拉丁语 'emancipatus'(释放),由e-(出)+ mancipare(交出所有权)构成,最初指罗马法中儿子脱离父权的法律行为。

adjective

❶ 指从法律、社会或传统束缚中获得自由或独立的状态,常用于描述摆脱父母监护或社会限制的人。

“She became legally emancipated at the age of 16.”

(她在16岁时获得了法律上的独立。)

“The novel portrays an emancipated woman in the 19th century.”

(这部小说描绘了19世纪一位思想解放的女性。)

同义词:liberated, free, independent

verb

❶ 通过法律或社会行动使人或群体摆脱束缚、获得自由的行为过程。

“The proclamation emancipated millions of enslaved people.”

(这项宣言解放了数百万被奴役的人。)

“The new law will emancipate young artists from censorship.”

(新法律将使年轻艺术家免受审查制度的束缚。)

同义词:liberate, release, free

常见短语

emancipated minor — 指通过法律程序提前获得成年人权利(如签订合同、独立生活)的未成年人。

“As an emancipated minor, she could rent her own apartment.”

(作为法律认可的独立未成年人,她可以自己租公寓。)