| 单词 | emancipated |
| 释义 | emancipated (once / 2444 pages) adj When you graduate from high school, you're emancipated from the confines of school. Emancipated means "free from restraints." When someone is set free from traditional restrictions, the kinds of limitations that society puts on a person, that person can be described as emancipated. A classic example of this is a woman who has escaped societal expectations of what women should do to live the life she chooses, or a member of a minority group who has become emancipated to achieve equality within his society. Emancipated can also describe a person who has turned 18 and is no longer a minor — old enough to be treated as an adult and not legally controlled by his or her parents. WORD FAMILYemancipate: emancipated, emancipates, emancipating, emancipation, emancipative, emancipator+/emancipation: emancipationist, emancipations/emancipationist: emancipationists/emancipator: emancipators USAGE EXAMPLES“Digital technology virtually emancipated us,” said Mr. Diaz, who is known for his experimental slow-cinema style. New York Times(Nov 28, 2016) Lawyers wrote a “To Whom It May Concern Letter” that said the minor is emancipated without a court order. Washington Times(Nov 16, 2016) On Feb. 19, 1866, President Andrew Johnson vetoed an extension of the Freedmen’s Bureau, a pioneering federal agency that assisted emancipated African Americans. Time(Nov 11, 2016) adj free from traditional social restraints an emancipated young woman pursuing her career Syn liberated free able to act at will; not hampered; not under compulsion or restraint |
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