emancipate
意味: To set free from legal, social, political, or intellectual restrictions; to liberate from bondage, oppression, or constraint.
Emancipate is most strongly associated with the abolition of slavery and the liberation of oppressed groups. 'Catholic Emancipation' (1829) and the 'Emancipation Proclamation' (1863) are landmark historical events tied to the word. In modern usage, it extends to intellectual and social liberation — being emancipated from outdated thinking or restrictive conventions. In law, an emancipated minor is one freed from parental control.
例文
- The 1833 Slavery Abolition Act emancipated hundreds of thousands of enslaved people across the British Empire. 1833年的《废奴法》解放了大英帝国境内数十万被奴役的人民。La Ley de Abolición de la Esclavitud de 1833 emancipó a cientos de miles de personas esclavizadas en todo el Imperio Británico.1833年の奴隷制廃止法は、大英帝国全土の何十万人もの奴隷を解放した。1833년 노예제 폐지법은 대영제국 전역의 수십만 명의 노예를 해방시켰다.
- The movement sought to emancipate women from the legal and social constraints that limited their participation in public life. 该运动旨在将女性从限制她们参与公共生活的法律和社会束缚中解放出来。El movimiento buscaba emancipar a las mujeres de las restricciones legales y sociales que limitaban su participación en la vida pública.その運動は、女性を公共生活への参加を制限する法的・社会的束縛から解放することを目指していた。그 운동은 여성을 공적 생활 참여를 제한하는 법적·사회적 구속으로부터 해방시키고자 했다.
- Education, she argued, was the surest means to emancipate individuals from the cycle of poverty. 她认为,教育是使个人摆脱贫困循环最可靠的手段。La educación, sostuvo ella, era el medio más seguro para emancipar a las personas del ciclo de la pobreza.教育こそが個人を貧困の連鎖から解放する最も確かな手段であると彼女は主張した。교육이야말로 개인을 빈곤의 악순환에서 해방시키는 가장 확실한 수단이라고 그녀는 주장했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: historical, political, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin emancipare (to release from ownership), from e- (out of) + mancipare (to transfer property), from manus (hand) + capere (to take). In Roman law, it referred to a father releasing a son from his legal authority.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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