英：['lɪbərəlɪ]
美：['lɪbərəlɪ]
liberally如何读
liberally是什么意思
- adv.(指教育)着重于智力的开阔和通才；大量地；大方地
liberally词根
词根：liberal
adj.liberal 自由主义的；慷慨的；不拘泥的；宽大的
libertine 放荡的
libertarian 自由的；自由论者的；持自由论的
liberalist 自由主义的
liberalistic 自由主义的
n.liberty 自由；许可；冒失
liberal 自由主义者
liberalization 自由化；自由主义化；放宽限制
liberalism 自由主义；开明的思想或见解
liberality 慷慨，大方；心胸宽阔，胸怀广阔
libertine 浪荡子；性行为放纵者；放荡不羁者；玩乐者；自由思想家
liberalisation 自由化；开放
libertarian 自由意志主义者；行动自由论者
liberalist 自由主义者
liberalness 公正；宽宏大量；慷慨
libertarianism 自由主义；自由意志论；公民拥有充分自由权论
vi.liberalize 自由化
vt.liberalize 使自由化；宽大
liberally英英释义
adjective
of, relating to, or based on the liberal arts
liberal education
archaic of or befitting a man of free birth
marked by generosity : openhanded
a liberal giver
given or provided in a generous and openhanded way
a liberal meal
ample, full
obsolete lacking moral restraint : licentious
not literal or strict : loose
a liberal translation
broad-mindedespecially: not bound by authoritarianism, orthodoxy, or traditional forms
of, favoring, or based upon the principles of liberalism
capitalized of or constituting a political party advocating or associated with the principles of political liberalismespecially: of or constituting a political party in the United Kingdom associated with ideals of individual especially economic freedom, greater individual participation in government, and constitutional, political, and administrative reforms designed to secure these objectives
noun
a person who is liberal: such as
one who is open-minded or not strict in the observance of orthodox, traditional, or established forms or ways
capitalized a member or supporter of a liberal political party (see liberal entry 1 sense 6)
an advocate or adherent of liberalism especially in individual rights
liberally词源中文解释
14世纪晚期，“慷慨地，大方地”，来自 liberal（形容词）+ -ly（2）。意思是“自由地”，约于1500年。
liberally词源英文解释
Adjective and Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin liberalis suitable for a freeman, generous, from liber free; perhaps akin to Old English lēodan to grow, Greek eleutheros free
The first known use of liberal was in the 14th century
liberally儿童词典英英释义
liberateverb
to set free
liberationnoun
the act of liberating : the state of being liberated
a movement seeking equal rights for a group
liberationnoun
the act of liberating : the state of being liberated
a movement seeking equal rights for a group
liberateverb
to set free
liberatedadjective
freed from or opposed to traditional social and sexual attitudes or roles
liberateverb
to set free
liberal1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or based on the liberal arts
a liberal education
not stingy : generous
a liberal giver
more than enough
a liberal allowance
not strictespecially: not bound by traditional forms or beliefs
of or relating to liberalism : not conservative
liberal2 of 2noun
a person who is liberal especially in politics
liberal1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or based on the liberal arts
a liberal education
not stingy : generous
a liberal giver
more than enough
a liberal allowance
not strictespecially: not bound by traditional forms or beliefs
of or relating to liberalism : not conservative
liberal2 of 2noun
a person who is liberal especially in politics
liberally 例句
1 Steal liberally from the playbooks of your favorite casual hosts.
2 He has an affection for 1960s protest music, quoting liberally from John Lennon’s “Working Class Hero” and a half-dozen songs by downhearted, sarcastic folkie Phil Ochs.
3 Some cats are attracted to various body lotions, one of which you may have been applying on yourself liberally through your cold Maine winter.
4 Candy, the reward for the loudest cheers, was liberally distributed.
5 The chef’s brother-in-law hails from the island and has taught Arcila a few things about the Cuban kitchen, including how to whip up a mean mojo, the garlicky condiment liberally slathered on almost everything.
6 It's at risk, however: The piece was liberally sprayed with varnish decades ago, to "protect" it.
7 It's much more than a ripping yarn liberally peppered with earthquakes, typhoons, potions, portents, secret scrolls, beautiful courtesans and evil abbots because Mitchell is such a good writer.
8 The eight-season run of the Vampire Diaries ended quietly on Friday night, without a hint of the outsized media fanfare so liberally bestowed on series finales in television’s so-called golden age.
9 She conducts with admirable economy and clarity — her beat, her cues — while injecting expressiveness and emotion liberally.
10 Then since that I may know;As liberally, as to a Midwife, shewThy self: cast all, yea, this white linen hence,There is no penance due to innocence.
11 Respond with bite-size answers — using “some people believe ____” liberally, since it’s honest, respectful and promotes broader thinking.
12 For decades, Broadway musicals used exclamation points in their titles liberally and unironically.
13 Fried tilapia arrives almost as crisp as I remember it at the source, and the fish, liberally seasoned with cumin, coriander and more, definitely packs a punch.
14 His collagelike works borrow liberally from books, newspaper articles, internet chitchat.
15 Or another traditional Italian delight, trenette al pesto, pasta and potatoes tossed liberally with a garlicky Genovese bright green sauce.
16 Kitsch is one of those terms that, despite having an abstruse definition, has been applied liberally, often damningly, by aesthetic theorists and critics throughout art history.
17 In a flash, a chain-smoking Sheen was sharing colorful stories, most of them centered on women, drugs and money, most of them self-worshipping, and all of them laced liberally with F-bomb modifiers.
18 Mr. Van Noten muddied up his camo, using it liberally for blazers, trousers and opaque vinyl coats.
19 Purportedly about a dismal romantic engagement with John Mayer, it is produced in the style of Mayer, dressed liberally with blues guitar noodling.
20 Smearing the grease liberally on top of the third step, Foremole inserted the flat metal tip against the base of the fifth step.
liberally 同义词
2 大量
much large healthy heavy Mass massive substantial macro lavish bottomless abounding lumping largely freely massively profusely lavishly prolifically oodles rimption power store load pack mountain sea volume plenty crowd sight shower quantity stack barrel ton acre pile bucket mint chunk heap greatness slew raft wad peck spate profusion gob immensity scad catholicity lavishness massiveness shoal cartload bagful jugful bookful barrelful superflux in shoals by the cartload in large amounts in a great measure quite a little a deal of lots of a great deal a great deal of large number of a good deal a pile of piles of a good deal of a multitude of loads of like water a load of huge amounts of heaps of raft of reams of in quantity in large quantities in quantities great strong billion fat vast liberal ample legion abundant trillion galore copious profuse hard highly heavily extensively generously abundantly voraciously copiously plentifully prodigiously body million bank bag ocean wealth flood bulk abundance multitude ream heaviness boatload vastness scads pocketful wodge
4 慷慨地
largely freely generously handsomely unsparingly unstintingly with a free hand with open hand without stint do handsome
7 大方地
8 大量地
largely freely massively profusely lavishly prolifically by the cartload in large amounts like water in large quantities hard highly heavily extensively generously abundantly voraciously copiously plentifully prodigiously
10 宽松
easy full wide loose spacious roomy baggy voluminous lenient loose-fitting leniently fullness spaciousness looseness laxity
11 宽松地
12 笼统
13 笼统地
14 丰富
teemful plenitudinous demoid large full rich fat liberal productive generous Wealthy ample abundant lush redundant prolific fertile plentiful hearty affluent copious opulent enriched teeming exuberant voluminous prodigal profuse luxuriant fulsome bounteous plenteous unstinted largely richly galore fatly riches scouth cut-and-come-again plenty wealth pregnancy abundance riot fertility generosity opulence profusion affluence fecundity aplenty profligacy variegation oodles luxuriance routh affluency desterilize increase enrich fertilize lard irrigate richen quite a little bags of in plenty stiff with
15 自由
free wide independent loose liberal unconventional open-ended unfettered unconstrained disengaged untrammeled uncombined reinless freely free-lance unconstrainedly sciolto license freedom liberty latitude disengagement freeness unconventionality liberte Uhuru unmew unrein unleash liberate disengage untie unfetter disenthrall disenthral without restraint set at liberty a capriccio feel free to V freehand quit contingent frank unrestricted unstructured unbound unattached libertine unconfined go-as-you-please ad-lib large uhuru unconstraint uncurb uncloister release franchise vindicate unshackle unbridle set free
16 宽容
easy liberal tolerant forgiving indulgent forbearing tolerantly indulgently charity tolerance forbearance
17 宽容地
18 灵活地
19 大方
free decent liberal generous handsome unsparing freehanded open-hand freely taste generosity decency
20 慷慨
free liberal generous handsome lavish bountiful princely munificent unsparing open-handed unstinted ungrudging great-hearted freehanded freehearted largely freely generously handsomely unsparingly unstintingly generosity bounty liberality lavishness prodigality with a free hand large strong loose flush boon unselfish big-hearted bounteous large-handed profusive open-hand greathearted with open hand without stint do handsome