emancipar



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Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
emancipar vtr rige preposición "a" (liberar de tutela o esclavitud)emancipate, free vtr
 Los libertadores emanciparon al pueblo del yugo extranjero.
 The liberators emancipated (or: freed) the people from foreign domination.
emancipar vtr (del dominio paterno)emancipate vtr
Note: Se usa más como pronominal.
 Algunos padres emancipan a sus hijos menores de edad.
 Some parents emancipate their minor children.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
emanciparse v prnl (persona: independizarse)leave home v expr
  become emancipated vi + adj
 Cuando se emancipó de sus padres, no sabía cocinar ni lavar su ropa.
 When she left home she didn't know how to cook or wash her clothes.
emanciparse v prnl (país: independizarse)become independent vi + adj
 Colombia, Perú y México se emanciparon de España.
 Colombia, Peru and Mexico became independent from Spain.
emanciparse v prnl (cosa: independizarse)become independent vi + adj
 La empresa nacional se emancipó de la casa matriz extranjera.
 The national company became independent from the foreign parent company.
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