liberty
US
UK liberty n: (freedom from oppression)
SC 自由 zì yóu
TC 自由
TC 自由
Demands for liberty are on the increase throughout the Middle East.
liberty n: (freedom of choice)
SC 自由权 zì yóu quán
TC 自由權
TC 自由權
SC 自由选择权 zì yóu quán，zì yóu xuǎn zé quán
We don't have much liberty with regard to meeting times.
liberty n: dated (act of impropriety)
SC 冒昧 mào mèi
SC 失礼的行为 mào mèi，shī lǐ de xíng wéi
The butler is alleged to have taken liberties with the kitchen staff.
liberty n: (freedom from prison)
SC 不受监禁的自由
The prisoner was granted liberty after spending ten years incarcerated.
at liberty adj: (free)
SC 自由 zì yóu
TC 自由
TC 自由
at liberty to do [sth] adj: (unconstrained)
SC 不受限制的 bú shòu xiàn zhì de
SC 不受支配的
SC 自由的 bú shòu xiàn zhì de ，zì yóu de
The police were not at liberty to discuss details of the case with the press.
civil liberty n: (against governmental abuse)
SC 公民自由 gōng mín zì yóu
individual liberty n: (personal freedom or rights)
SC 个人自由 gè rén zì yóu
TC 個人自由
TC 個人自由
Monitoring people's telephone calls is an infringement of individual liberty.
personal liberty n: (individual freedom)
SC 个体自由 gè tǐ zì yóu
TC 個體自由
TC 個體自由
Statue of Liberty n: (monument in New York City)
SC 自由女神像 zì yóu nǚ shén xiàng
take the liberty of doing [sth] v expr: (do [sth] without permission)
SC 冒昧 mào mèi
SC 擅自 mào mèi，shàn zì
TC 擅自
TC 擅自
May I take the liberty of calling you Marta? You weren't here when the waiter came so I took the liberty of ordering for you.