例句

• to direct one’s libidinous urges into another direction 使某人的性欲转移到另一个方向
• He granted the boy liberty to go out. 他允许那男孩出去。
• The constitution guards the liberty of people. 宪法保障人民的自由。
• a chartered libertine <谑>天下公认的浪子
• It is the story of a new world that became a friend and liberator of the old. 这是一部新世界的发展史，是一部后浪推前浪的历史。
• It’s the lunatic fringe of the Animal Liberation Front which smashes the windows of butchers’ shops, not ordinary members like us. 是“ 动物解放阵线”的极端分子打碎了肉店的玻璃窗,可不是我们这样的普通成员。
• Leaving school was such a liberation for me! 毕业对我来说简直是一种解放！
• The heat brings about a chemical reaction, and oxygen is liberated. 热量引起化学反应, 释放出氧气。
• You should liberate the mind from prejudice. 你该解除心中的偏见。
• The new government has liberated all political prisoners. 新政府释放了所有的政治犯。
• They did their best to liberate slaves. 他们尽最大能力去解放奴隶。
• to receive the liberalities of a man 接受男人的好意
• He exemplify the new liberalism. 他反映了新自由主义的观点。
• This country adopts a liberal foreign policy. 该国采用的是开放的外交政策。
• They were liberal in their help. 他们慷慨相助。
• He has a liberal attitude to divorce and remarriage. 他对离婚和再婚看得很开。
• I’m afraid we can’t print your story on the fraud scandal,it might be libelous. 对不起,我们不能发表你写的那篇有关欺骗丑闻的报道,因为它可能构成诽谤。
• I’m afraid we can’t print your story on the fraud scandal,it might be libellous. 对不起,我们不能发表你写的那篇有关欺骗丑闻的报道,因为它可能构成诽谤。
• The jury awarded libel damages of ￡100,000. 陪审团判定诽谤赔偿费为10万英镑。
• make a libation to Jupiter 向罗马主神祭祀