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  1. liberalize:


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Detailed Translations for liberalize from English to German

liberalize:

to liberalize verbe, américain (liberalizes, liberalized, liberalizing)

  1. to liberalize (liberalise)
    lockern; sich lockern
    • lockern verbe (lockere, lockerst, lockert, lockerte, lockertet, gelockert)
    • sich lockern verbe (lockere mich, lockerst dich, lockert sich, lockerte sich, lockertet euch, sich gelockert)

Conjugations for liberalize:

present
  1. liberalize
  2. liberalize
  3. liberalizes
  4. liberalize
  5. liberalize
  6. liberalize
simple past
  1. liberalized
  2. liberalized
  3. liberalized
  4. liberalized
  5. liberalized
  6. liberalized
present perfect
  1. have liberalized
  2. have liberalized
  3. has liberalized
  4. have liberalized
  5. have liberalized
  6. have liberalized
past continuous
  1. was liberalizing
  2. were liberalizing
  3. was liberalizing
  4. were liberalizing
  5. were liberalizing
  6. were liberalizing
future
  1. shall liberalize
  2. will liberalize
  3. will liberalize
  4. shall liberalize
  5. will liberalize
  6. will liberalize
continuous present
  1. am liberalizing
  2. are liberalizing
  3. is liberalizing
  4. are liberalizing
  5. are liberalizing
  6. are liberalizing
subjunctive
  1. be liberalized
  2. be liberalized
  3. be liberalized
  4. be liberalized
  5. be liberalized
  6. be liberalized
diverse
  1. liberalize!
  2. let's liberalize!
  3. liberalized
  4. liberalizing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for liberalize:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
lockern liberalise; liberalize get undone; loosen; pull out; release; set free; soften; unlace; unpick; untie; work loose
sich lockern liberalise; liberalize
- liberalise

Related Words for "liberalize":

  • liberalizing

Synonyms for "liberalize":


Related Definitions for "liberalize":

  1. make liberal or more liberal, of laws and rules1
  2. become more liberal1
    • The laws liberalized after Prohibition1