be at liberty to do something

formalRIGHT/HAVE THE RIGHT TO to have the right or permission to do something 有权做某事；获准做某事

I am not at liberty to discuss these matters.

我无权讨论这些问题。

Examples from the Corpus

be at liberty to do something• Elsewhere anyone was at liberty to hang up a shingle and go into practice as a physician.• Staff in these Departments considering additional computers are at liberty to submit suggestions through line management in the usual way. 3.• Time when he was at liberty to go fishing or take a drive along the coast.• While I am still free, I am at liberty to take my pleasure when I choose.• The secretary of state told reporters, "I am not at liberty to get into the details" of the proposal.• Freed from the trappings of conventional morality, Van Ness is at liberty to invent his own.• And the world will say: now she is at liberty to pursue her inclination, the parson is the man.• Also, of course, a trust is at liberty to raise new capital by an issue of additional ordinary or debenture shares.• But we are at liberty to form our own judgement of the person doing so.• We are not at liberty to discuss our hiring practices.• You are quite at liberty to make an official complaint if you wish.

→ be at liberty to do something at liberty(1)

单词	be at liberty to do something
释义	be at liberty to do something be at liberty to do something formalRIGHT/HAVE THE RIGHT TO to have the right or permission to do something 有权做某事；获准做某事 I am not at liberty to discuss these matters. 我无权讨论这些问题。 Examples from the Corpus be at liberty to do something• Elsewhere anyone was at liberty to hang up a shingle and go into practice as a physician.• Staff in these Departments considering additional computers are at liberty to submit suggestions through line management in the usual way. 3.• Time when he was at liberty to go fishing or take a drive along the coast.• While I am still free, I am at liberty to take my pleasure when I choose.• The secretary of state told reporters, "I am not at liberty to get into the details" of the proposal.• Freed from the trappings of conventional morality, Van Ness is at liberty to invent his own.• And the world will say: now she is at liberty to pursue her inclination, the parson is the man.• Also, of course, a trust is at liberty to raise new capital by an issue of additional ordinary or debenture shares.• But we are at liberty to form our own judgement of the person doing so.• We are not at liberty to discuss our hiring practices.• You are quite at liberty to make an official complaint if you wish. → be at liberty to do something at liberty(1)
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