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| /ˈfriːdəm/ |
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| 1 | U the right to do what you want , make your own decisions, and express your own opinions 自由权；自主权；自由 |
| a law that restricts religious freedom 限制宗教自由的法律 |
| Newspapers now enjoy much greater freedom under the new laws. 根据新的法律，报纸现在享有多得多的自由权。 |
| freedom to do sth My parents gave me total freedom to do whatever I liked. 我父母给我充分的自由做我喜欢的任何事情。 |
| freedom of choice The school gives students freedom of choice about what to wear. 学校允许学生自由选择着装。 |
| | 1a | the ability to do what you want because you have no obligations or responsibilities （因没有义务或责任而享有的）自由 | | With the children grown up, she is enjoying her new-found freedom. 子女们长大成人后，她享受着新获得的自由。 | |
| | 1b | a situation where you are able to go where you want because you are not in prison （未被监禁的）行动自由 | | his first taste of freedom 他对自由滋味的第一次品尝 | |
| | 1c | the ability to move or go where you want because there is nothing physically stopping you （因没有阻碍而拥有的）行动自由 | | Police road blocks were seen as an attempt to restrict freedom of movement. 警察设置的路障被看作是试图限制自由通行。 | |
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| 2 | U +from a situation in which you are not affected by something unpleasant 摆脱；免除 |
| freedom from hunger/disease/poverty 摆脱饥饿/疾病/贫困 |
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| 3 | freedoms plural different types of freedom 各种自由 |
| basic/fundamental/political freedoms 基本/根本/政治自由 |
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