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Detailed Translations for liberate from English to Spanish

liberate:

to liberate verbe (liberates, liberated, liberating)

  1. to liberate (set free; release; let go; set at liberty)
    poner en libertad; libertar; dejar; excarcelar; liberar; dejar libre; dar libertad
  2. to liberate (release; free)
    libertar; liberar; librar

Conjugations for liberate:

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

Translation Matrix for liberate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dejar abandoning; dropping the subject; leaving; putting down
liberar liberating; liberation; releasing
libertar liberating; liberation; releasing
poner en libertad liberating; liberation; releasing
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dar libertad let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free grant an amnesty; let go; release
dejar let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free abandon; allow; cease; depart from; desert; desist from; disregard; drop; drop off somewhere; drop out; dump; get undone; hold up; ignore; keep up; leave; leave behind; let free; let go; neglect; omit; pull out; put down; put someone off; quit; retire; secede from; unpick; untie; withdraw
dejar libre let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free grant an amnesty; keep free; keep someone dangling; leave someone in the air; let go; release
excarcelar let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free grant an amnesty; let go; release; send
liberar free; let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free be freed from; be liberated; clear; deliver; disengage; free; grant an amnesty; let go; let loose; redeem; release; rescue; set free
libertar free; let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free
librar free; liberate; release draw; relieve someone of an obligation
poner en libertad let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free grant an amnesty; let go; release
- emancipate; free; loose; release; set free; unloose; unloosen

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Related Definitions for "liberate":

  1. release (gas or energy) as a result of a chemical reaction or physical decomposition1
  2. grant freedom to; free from confinement1
  3. grant freedom to1
    • The students liberated their slaves upon graduating from the university1
  4. give equal rights to; of women and minorities1

Wiktionary Translations for liberate:

liberate
verb
  1. to free
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• liberate → liberar ↔ bevrijden — iemand of een bevolking van gevangenschap of onderdrukking verlossen
• liberate → liberarse ↔ befreien — reflexiv: aus einer Zwangslage entkommen
• liberate → libertar; poner en libertad ↔ délivrer — rendre libre de ce qui oppresser, de ce qui faire souffrir, de ce qui incommoder.
• liberate → libertar; liberar ↔ libérer — Rendre libre une personne ou un objet qui détenir par une loi ou une personne.
• liberate → reformar; adelantar; mejorar; libertar; poner en libertad ↔ réformer — rétablir dans l’ancienne forme ; donner une meilleure forme à une chose ; la corriger, la rectifier, soit ajouter, soit retrancher.







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