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sich von jemandem/etwas emanzipieren
английски
английски
немски
немски

eman·ci·pate [ɪˈmæn(t)sɪpeɪt] ГЛАГ прх

1. emancipate СОЦИОЛ:

to emancipate oneself from sb/sth
sich вин von jdm/etw emanzipieren [o. unabhängig machen]
to emancipate sb from sth
jdn von etw дат befreien [o. frei machen]

2. emancipate ПОЛИТ:

emancipate
to emancipate a slave
немски
немски
английски
английски
sich вин [von etw дат] emanzipieren
to emancipate oneself [from sth]
Present
Iemancipate
youemancipate
he/she/itemancipates
weemancipate
youemancipate
theyemancipate
Past
Iemancipated
youemancipated
he/she/itemancipated
weemancipated
youemancipated
theyemancipated
Present Perfect
Ihaveemancipated
youhaveemancipated
he/she/ithasemancipated
wehaveemancipated
youhaveemancipated
theyhaveemancipated
Past Perfect
Ihademancipated
youhademancipated
he/she/ithademancipated
wehademancipated
youhademancipated
theyhademancipated

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She spent the following several years in foster care before becoming legally emancipated at age sixteen.
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At the same time, new and old elites tried to maintain their control over the newly emancipated social groups.
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The slave trade ceased in 1807 and slaves were emancipated in 1834.
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As it transpired, the foreign slave trade was not abolished until 1850, and it took another thirty years to emancipate the slaves.
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Once slaves were emancipated, she tells the crowd she knew her prayers had been answered.
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What appears immaterial from a distance turns out on closer inspection to be a field of painstaking manual processing that emancipates itself from the events depicted.
www.secession.at
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Was aus der Distanz immateriell anmutet, erweist sich aus der Nähe als ein Feld aufwändiger manueller Bearbeitung, das sich vom Dargestellten emanzipiert.
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As industrialization progressed, however, the city did indeed emancipate itself from the grand duke and his administration and gradually developed a life of its own.
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www1.karlsruhe.de
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Im Zuge der Industrialisierung emanzipierte sich die Stadt allerdings nach und nach vom Großherzog und seiner Regierung und entwickelte ein eigenes Leben.
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“Fashion succeeds… in emancipating clothing from its utilitarian function and conjoins it with aesthetics – and thus, as the avant-garde has always demanded, in bringing art into life and life into art,” writes the fashion journalist Gertraut Lehnert – a requirement to which the Surrealists in particular had dedicated themselves.
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www.goethe.de
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Kleidung von ihrer nützlichen Funktion zu emanzipieren und sie mit der ästhetischen zu verknüpfen – und so, wie es die Avantgarde immer gefordert hat, Kunst ins Leben und Leben in Kunst zu bringen“, schreibt die Modejournalistin Gertraud Lehnert – eine Forderung, der sich insbesondere die Surrealisten verpflichtet hatten.
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But he constructs autonomous characters, who emancipate themselves from their historical counterparts and function even without knowledge of their political referents.
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www.jmberlin.de
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Er baut aus diesem Material aber eigenständige Figuren, die sich von den historischen Personen emanzipieren und auch ohne das Wissen um die politischen Bezüge funktionieren.
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His method redefined the relationship between the actors and spectators in that spectators are urged to emancipate and liberate themselves from their passive role.
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www.swissfilms.ch
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Bei dieser Methode wird die Beziehung zwischen den Darstellern und dem Publikum neu definiert. Er fordert die ZuschauerInnen auf, sich von ihrer passiven Rolle zu emanzipieren und zu befreien.
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