liberate; emancipate; specifically refers to the 1949 Chinese Revolution
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Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to liberate; to emancipate; to free from constraints
formalUsed for abstract concepts like thought, creativity, or productive forces.
Jiě解
fàng放
sī思
xiǎng想
，
dà大
dǎn胆
chuàng创
xīn新
。
Emancipate the mind and innovate boldly.
Zhè这
xiàng项
xīn新
jì技
shù术
jiě解
fàng放
le了
dà大
liàng量
láo劳
dòng动
lì力
。
This new technology has liberated a large amount of the workforce.
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Fù妇
nǚ女
jiě解
fàng放
yùn运
dòng动
qǔ取
dé得
le了
jù巨
dà大
jìn进
bù步
。
The women's liberation movement has made great progress.
verb
to liberate; to overthrow a reactionary regime; specifically the 1949 revolution in China
formalOften capitalized as a proper noun (Liberation) when referring to the historical event in China. Used in historical and political contexts.
Wǒ我
de的
yé爷
ye爷
zài在
jiě解
fàng放
qián前
jiù就
cān参
jiā加
le了
gé革
mìng命
。
My grandfather joined the revolution even before the Liberation.
Jiě解
fàng放
nà那
nián年
wǒ我
cái才
shí1
wǔ5
suì岁
。
I was only 15 years old in the year of the Liberation.
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Zhè这
zuò座
chéng城
shì市
shì是
yī1
jiǔ9
sì4
jiǔ9
nián年
chūn春
tiān天
jiě解
fàng放
de的
。
This city was liberated in the spring of 1949.