libertador

adj.

liberating.

m.

liberator, deliverer, emancipator, manumitter.

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libertador

► adjetivo

1 liberating

► nombre masculino,nombre femenino

1 liberator

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libertador, -a

1.

ADJ liberating

2.

SM / F liberator

El Libertador — LAm ( Hist) the Liberator ( Simón Bolívar )

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I

-dora adjetivo liberating (before n)

II

-dora masculino, femenino liberator

el Libertador — the Liberator (title given to certain historical figures, esp Simón Bolívar)

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= liberator, rescuer.

Ex. The core of the collection is over 1600 taped interviews with Holocaust survivors and liberators.

Ex. It describes the typical drama triangle which includes the victim, persecutor and rescuer and how those roles can change.

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I

-dora adjetivo liberating (before n)

II

-dora masculino, femenino liberator

el Libertador — the Liberator (title given to certain historical figures, esp Simón Bolívar)

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= liberator, rescuer.

Ex: The core of the collection is over 1600 taped interviews with Holocaust survivors and liberators.

Ex: It describes the typical drama triangle which includes the victim, persecutor and rescuer and how those roles can change.

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libertador¹ -dora

adjective

liberating (before n)

libertador² -dora

masculine and feminine

liberator

el Libertador the Liberator (title given to certain historical figures, esp Simón Bolívar)

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libertador

◊ -dora sustantivo masculino, femenino

liberator

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libertador, -ora

♦ adj

liberating

♦ nm,f

liberator;

el Libertador [en Latinoamérica] the Liberator [name given to certain leaders of the fight for independence from Spain]

LOS LIBERTADORES AMERICANOS

In the struggle for freedom in the early decades of the nineteenth century, the supporters of Latin American independence had to contend with more than just the defenders of Spanish monarchical rule. They had to work out constitutions which would consolidate the freedom they had achieved. They also had to ensure order and stability, while developing the political structures needed by the newly independent states. The leading figures of these military and political struggles have become heroes both for their own countries, and, collectively, for all of Latin America. They include Simón Bolívar (1783-1830) who was active in gaining independence for Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia; José de San Martín (1778-1850) who fought in Argentina, Chile and Peru; and Bernardo O'Higgins (1778-1842) who was active in Chile and Peru.

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libertador

I adj liberating

II m, libertadora f liberator

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libertador, -dora adj

: liberating

libertador, -dora n

: liberator