liberar

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liberar
transitive verb
1 to liberate (ciudad, país) ; to free (rehén, prisionero)
  • liberar a alguien de algo -> to free somebody from something
liberarse
pronomial verb
1 to liberate oneself
  • liberarse de algo -> to free o liberate oneself from something

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liberar [le-bay-rar’]
article & verb transitive
1 To free, to liberate.
  • Liberar a uno de una obligación -> to release somebody from a duty

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liberar
verbo:transitivo
1 [+rehén] to free; release; [+país, pueblo] to liberate
ya han liberado al industrial secuestrado
2
liberar a algn de [+carga, obligación] to free sb of from;o [+peligro] to save sb from; la han liberado de una gran responsabilidad they have freed her of a great responsibility; liberar a algn de un pago to exempt sb from a payment
los han liberado del pago de los derechos aduaneros
3 (Economía) [+precios] to deregulate; [+acción] to pay in full; [+deuda] to release; [+tipo de cambio] to float
4 [+energía, oxígeno] to release
verbo:pronominal
liberarse
1
liberarse de algo to free o.s. from sth; el preso se liberó de las esposas the prisoner freed himself from got free of the handcuffs;o se ha liberado de su complejo de inferioridad he has rid himself of his inferiority complex
2 (socialmente) to liberate o.s.
las mujeres empiezan a liberarse women are beginning to liberate themselves

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Verb Conjugation for "liberar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo libero liberé liberaba liberaré libere
Tú liberas liberaste liberabas liberarás liberes
Ella/Él/Usted libera liberó liberaba liberará libere
Nosotros liberamos liberamos liberábamos liberaremos liberemos
Vosotros liberáis liberasteis liberabais liberaréis liberéis
Ellos/Ustedes liberan liberaron liberaban liberarán liberen
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