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Qué (quién) es EMANCIPATING - definición
Emancipating
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Emancipate.
Emancipate
EFFORT TO PROCURE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS, POLITICAL RIGHTS OR EQUALITY
Emancipated; Human emancipation; Emancipator; Emancipate; Political emancipation; Emancipatory
·adj Set at liberty.
II. Emancipate ·vt To free from any controlling influence, especially from anything which exerts undue or evil influence; as, to emancipate one from prejudices or error.
emancipated
EFFORT TO PROCURE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS, POLITICAL RIGHTS OR EQUALITY
Emancipated; Human emancipation; Emancipator; Emancipate; Political emancipation; Emancipatory
If you describe someone as emancipated, you mean that they behave in a less restricted way than is traditional in their society.
She is an emancipated woman.
= liberated
ADJ
Ejemplos de uso de EMANCIPATING
1. "There will always be parts of me that need emancipating," she said.
2. The hope is that this autumn‘s outer fashions will prove equally emancipating – baggy jeans perhaps, with flat boots, and cotton tops.
3. EMANCIPATING THOUGHT Guangdong province in the far south, whose residents have a reputation for being more interested in business than ideology, has become a wellspring of this reformist current.
4. Though the promos and reviews spilling over the screens of the twenty four hour channels and the coloured spaces of the national dailies both in Hindi and English had left very little for speculation about the theme and climax of the saga of a blind love of a blind girl with a man, who was blind to accomplish his mission of doing his bid in emancipating his Kashmir.
5. In one passage, Nolte described the focus of fascist protest in language that might apply to today‘s globalized world: "The leading class performs its task of establishing the technical and economic unity of the world, and emancipating all men for participation in this undertaking, in ever new political and intellectual compromises with the hitherto ruling powers: It is the society of synthesis." The fascist revolt against "transcendence" was driven in part by rage against the perceived corruption of the European elites, who were thought to have grown rich during the booming, inflationary years of the 1'20s at the expense of the hardworking middle class.