1.被解放的;不为习俗所拘束的,自由的,自主的
1.“emancipate”的过去分词和过去式
1.free and allowed to have the same rights as other people; an emancipated woman is not limited by traditional ideas about what women can do
1.The past participle and past tense of emancipate
1.It was an age in which the human intellect, newly emancipated, had taken a more active and a wider range than for many centuries before.
当年正处于人类智慧初获解放的时代，比起以前的许多世纪，有着广阔得多的天地任其驰骋。
2.Dalai's "Middle Way" is to restore his past heaven and put millions of already emancipated serfs back to the dark cage.
达赖所追求的“中间道路”，就是要恢复他昔日的天堂，就是要把获得翻身解放的百万农奴重新打入黑暗的牢笼。
3.Beijing's winning site, fashionable " emancipated show" -- Peking man seems to favour a legend house.
北京的烂尾盘，时髦“翻身秀”――北京人似乎偏爱带有传奇故事的房子。
4.He was a native African, and by the help of God he emancipated a whole ship-load of his fellowmen on the high seas.
他在非洲土生土长。在上帝的护佑下，他在公海解救了整整一艘船的同胞弟兄。
5.The washing machine has emancipated housewives from a great deal of drudgery.
洗衣机已经使家庭主妇们从一大堆辛苦的工作中解脱出来。
6.Americans and Europeans will not like some of the choices made by newly-emancipated citizens.
这些刚刚获得自由的公民所做出的某些选择，不会令美国和欧洲感到满意。
7.Develops in the activity emancipates the mind big discussion, by the thought fully emancipated, promotes the rural work big development.
在活动中开展解放思想大讨论，以思想大解放，推动农村工作大发展。
8.Body but still turn over, really even emancipated leeway to all have no.
身子却还是翻着的，真的连翻身的余地都没有。
9.They do not see man fully emancipated under their present policy.
他们知道他们现在推行的政策还不能使人民得到彻底解放。
10.In Marlowe's interpretation, human subjectivity is emancipated from the hereditary convention of Elizabethan society.
在马娄的诠释下，得知人的主体性从伊莉莎白时代的社会规范中解放开来。