n.解放者，拯救者

原形：liberator复数：liberators

The liberator of a nation is often remembered in history as a hero.
一个国家的解放者在历史上常常被铭记为英雄。
The statue in the town square commemorates the liberator who ended slavery.
市政广场上的雕像纪念的是结束奴隶制的解放者。
The liberator's speech inspired the oppressed people to rise up against their oppressors.
解放者的演说激发了受压迫的人民起来反抗他们的压迫者。
The liberator's arrival was met with overwhelming joy by the citizens.
解放者的到来受到了市民们热烈的欢迎。
The liberator's strategy was to win the hearts and minds of the population, not just conquer territory.
这位解放者的策略是赢得民心，而不仅仅是占领土地。
In literature, the liberator often symbolizes freedom and justice.
在文学中，解放者常常象征着自由和正义。
The liberator's sacrifices were immense, but their legacy lives on.
解放者的牺牲巨大，但他们的遗产永存。
The liberator's troops marched triumphantly into the capital, marking the end of a long and brutal war.
解放者的军队凯旋进入首都，标志着长期残酷战争的结束。
The liberator's name became synonymous with hope for a better future.
解放者的名字成了对美好未来希望的代名词。
The liberator's actions were not without controversy, but they ultimately led to a more equitable society.
解放者的行为并非没有争议，但最终他们引领了一个更公平的社会。