n.自立；解放；释放；摆脱管束；脱离

Lisa spoke of the emancipation of women.
丽萨谈到了妇女的解放。
We worked all their lives for the emancipation of mankind.
我们为人类的解放事业奋斗了一辈子。
You must arouse them to fight for their own emancipation.
你们必须使他们行动起来为他们自己的解放而斗争。
The Civil War resulted in the emancipation of millions of slaves in the United States.
美国内战导致了数百万奴隶的解放。
Mary's parents believed in the early emancipation of their children, allowing them to make their own life choices.
玛丽的父母相信孩子应尽早获得自主权，让他们自己做人生选择。
The feminist movement fought for the social, political, and economic emancipation of women.
女权主义运动为争取女性在社会、政治和经济上的解放而斗争。
The Emancipation Proclamation, issued by President Lincoln, declared that all slaves in the Confederate states were free.
林肯总统颁布的《解放黑奴宣言》宣布，所有南方邦联州的奴隶都获得自由。
Education is seen as a key tool for the emancipation of marginalized communities.
教育被视为边缘化社区解放的关键工具。
The personal emancipation she experienced after leaving her toxic relationship was liberating.
她离开那段有毒的关系后所体验到的个人解放是令人解脱的。
The novel portrays the gradual emancipation of the protagonist from societal norms and expectations.
这本小说描绘了主人公逐渐从社会规范和期望中解放出来的过程。
The artist used his platform to advocate for the cultural emancipation of minority groups.
这位艺术家利用他的平台为少数群体的文化解放发声。
Financial independence often serves as a precursor to emotional emancipation for many individuals.
对许多人来说，经济独立往往是情感解放的先兆。
The suffrage movement aimed at achieving the full political emancipation of women through the right to vote.
妇女参政权运动旨在通过获得选举权来实现妇女全面的政治解放。