英语词汇“liberty”的读音、翻译、意思、用法、释义-英汉双解词典

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词汇	liberty
释义	liberty 2 ENTRIES FOUND: liberty (noun) civil liberty (noun) liberty /ˈlɪbɚti/ noun plural liberties liberty /ˈlɪbɚti/ noun plural liberties Learner's definition of LIBERTY 1 [noncount] : the state or condition of people who are able to act and speak freely : freedom（行为和言论上的）自由 a nation that values liberty and democracy崇尚自由和民主的国家 soldiers willing to die in defense of liberty甘愿为捍卫自由而死的战士 2 [noncount] : the power to do or choose what you want to自主选择权；自主决定权 They gave him the liberty to handle the problem himself.他们让他自己去处理这个问题。 3 [count] : a political right政治权利 hard-won liberties such as freedom of the press像新闻自由这种来之不易的权利 personal liberties个人的政治权利 at liberty formal 1 : able to act or speak freely（行为、言论）自由的— followed by to + verb接动词不定式 You are at liberty to go or stay.要走要留，悉听尊便。 I am not at liberty to say if the rumor is true.这个传言是否属实，我不好说。 2 : no longer held or kept as a prisoner获得自由的；不受监禁的 a former prisoner who is now at liberty获得了自由的前囚犯 take liberties 1 disapproving : to make important changes to something对…做重大改变— usually + with I think the movie takes too many liberties with the original story.我觉得这部电影对原作改动太多。 2 old-fashioned : to be informal and friendly toward someone in a way that is not proper（对某人）过于随便，过分亲昵— usually + with He was accused of taking liberties with several young women.他被指责与几个年轻女子过于亲昵。 take the liberty of ◊ If you take the liberty of doing something, you do something without asking for permission to do it.擅自做某事；冒昧地做某事 I took the liberty of making a reservation for us.我擅自做主为我们做了预订。 I took the liberty of telling them you weren't interested.我冒昧地跟他们说了你不感兴趣。
随便看	have sb to yourself have somebody all to yourself have somebody covered have somebody in mind have somebody in the palm of your hand have somebody on a string have somebody or sth covered have somebody or sth for lunch have somebody's back have somebody's ear have somebody's number have somebody taped have somebody to thank for have somebody to thank for sth have somebody to yourself have someone all to yourself have someone covered have someone in mind have someone in the palm of your hand have (someone) on a string have someone on a string have (someone or something) (all) to yourself have someone or something covered have someone or something for lunch have (someone or something) in mind