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freedom noun ADJECTIVE | ... OF FREEDOM | VERB + FREEDOM | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEcomplete, full, maximum, perfect, real, total, true 完全的／充分的／最大限度的／绝对的／真正的／全部的／实实在在的自由considerable, great 相当的／很大的自由◆The new syllabus allows students greater freedom of choice.新的教学大纲给学生更多选择自由。relative 相对的自由basic, fundamental 基本的／根本的自由◆Living without war is a fundamental freedom.在没有战争的情况下生活是最基本的自由。human 人类的自由individual, personal 个人自由◆Individual freedom should be balanced against the rights of the community.个人自由应与公众权益相平衡。new, new-found 新（获得）的自由◆When she lost her job, she at first relished her new-found freedom.失业后，一开始她还很享受新获得的自由。academic, artistic, creative, economic, intellectual, political, press, religious, sexual 学术自由；艺术自由；创作自由；经济自由；思想自由；政治自由；出版自由；宗教自由；性自由◆Without academic freedom, we cannot do any research.没有学术自由，我们就不能开展任何研究工作。... OF FREEDOMmeasure 一定程度的自由◆Teachers can exercise a measure of freedom in their choice of materials.教师在选择教材方面有一定的自由。VERB + FREEDOMenjoy (= have) , have 享有自由◆Publishers here enjoy comparative freedom to publish what they want.这里的出版商享有比较自由的出版权。enjoy, relish (especially BrE) , value 享受／喜欢／珍惜自由◆I was enjoying the freedom of not having to go to work.我在享受不用去上班的自由。◆As a society we value freedom and privacy.作为一个社会，我们很珍惜自由与隐私。seek, want 谋求／想要自由find 找到自由exercise 行使自由权achieve, gain, obtain, secure, win 争取到／得到／获得／确保／赢得自由◆The women have won many new freedoms for themselves.这些妇女为自己争取到了很多新的自由。maintain, preserve, retain 保留自由权利defend, protect 捍卫／维护自由◆This newspaper defends freedom of speech.这家报纸维护言论自由。promote 提倡自由give up, lose, surrender 放弃自由；失去自由◆As Mike saw it, marriage would mean giving up his freedom.在迈克眼里，结婚就意味着要放弃自由。cost sb 使某人付出自由的代价◆His inability to resist temptation would eventually cost him his freedom.他无法抵抗诱惑，这最终将会使他失去自由。allow sb, give sb, grant sb, offer sb, permit sb 容许／给予／赋予／提供给／允许某人自由bring (sb), provide （给某人）带来自由；提供自由◆The party claims it can bring freedom and democracy to the country.该党宣称能给国家带来自由与民主。guarantee 确保自由◆The constitution guarantees freedom of the press.宪法保证新闻自由。deny sb 剥夺某人自由◆He was denied freedom of movement for a month.他被剥夺一个月的行动自由。curtail, inhibit, limit, reduce, restrict, threaten 削减／压制／限制／减少／限定／威胁到自由◆I don't want to curtail my daughter's freedom.我不想限制女儿的自由。◆Our freedom was threatened by press censorship.新闻审查制度威胁到了我们的自由。take, take away 剥夺自由violate 侵犯自由PREPOSITIONfreedom from 摆脱⋯◆freedom from fear and pain免于恐惧和痛苦freedom in ⋯方面的自由◆Managers have considerable freedom in running their offices.经理在管理办公室方面有相当大的自主权。freedom of ⋯的自由◆to allow greater freedom of information容许更大的信息自由PHRASESfreedom of choice 自由选举权freedom of expression, freedom of speech 言论自由freedom of movement 行动自由freedom of the press 新闻自由 |