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1 libertà
f invar freedom, libertymettersi in libertà change into more comfortable clotheslibertà di stampa freedom of the pressprendersi la libertà di fare qualcosa take the liberty of doing somethinglibertà provvisoria bail* * *libertà s.f.1 freedom, liberty; (indipendenza) independence: vivere in libertà, to live in freedom; concedere molta libertà ai propri figli, to give one's children a lot of freedom; ottenere la libertà, to secure one's liberty (o freedom); privare qlcu. della libertà, to deprive s.o. of his liberty (o freedom); perdere la libertà, to lose one's freedom (o liberty); riacquistare la libertà, to regain one's freedom (o liberty); dare libertà d'iniziativa a qlcu., to give s.o. a free hand; domani è il mio giorno di libertà, tomorrow is my free day (o my day off) // libertà di azione, freedom of action: avere piena libertà di azione, to be free to do as one pleases (o to have independence of action); libertà di coscienza, freedom of conscience; libertà di culto, freedom of religion; libertà di parola, freedom of speech; libertà di pensiero, freedom of thought; libertà di stampa, freedom of the press // (dir.): libertà provvisoria su cauzione, release on bail; libertà provvisoria (senza cauzione), release pending trial; accordare, concedere la libertà provvisoria a qlcu., to let s.o. out on bail (o to release s.o. on bail); libertà condizionata, vigilata, probation (o conditional release) // (econ.): libertà di impresa, freedom of enterprise; libertà di scambio, commercio, freedom of trade, free trade; libertà di scelta, freedom of choice; libertà dal bisogno, freedom from want; libertà contrattuale, freedom of contract // (fis., mecc.) gradi di libertà, degrees of freedom // in libertà, at liberty, (a proprio agio) at home, (di animali) free, at large: mettere in libertà, to set free (o to release); (dir.) mettere in libertà l'accusato, to discharge the accused; mettersi in libertà, to make oneself at home // in tutta libertà, freely: parlare in tutta libertà, to speak freely (o without restraint) // la Statua della Libertà, the Statue of Liberty // prendersi la libertà di fare qlco., to take the liberty of doing sthg. // prendersi delle libertà con qlcu., to take liberties with s.o.: il capufficio si è preso delle libertà con lei, the office manager got too familiar with her // trattare qlcu. con troppa libertà, to be too familiar with s.o.2 (licenziosità) freedom, looseness: libertà di costumi, looseness of behaviour.* * *[liber'ta]sostantivo femminile invariabile1) freedom, libertyin libertà — [ animale] free, (on the) loose
l'assassino è sempre in libertà — the killer is still at large o on the loose
rimettere in libertà qcn. — to release sb., to set sb. at liberty
libertà d'azione, di scelta — freedom of action, of choice
prendersi la libertà di fare — to take the liberty of doing o the freedom to do
prendersi delle libertà con qcn., qcs. — to take liberties o to make free with sb., sth
2) (diritto) liberty•libertà su cauzione — dir. (conditional) bail
libertà condizionale — dir. parole
mettere qcn. in libertà condizionale — dir. to release sb. on parole
libertà di parola — freedom of speech, free speech
libertà provvisoria — dir. provisional release
mettere qcn. in libertà provvisoria — dir. to release sb. provisionally
libertà vigilata — dir. probation
mettere qcn. in libertà vigilata — to put sb. on probation
••mettersi in libertà — to put on something casual o informal clothes
* * *libertà/liber'ta/f.inv.1 freedom, liberty; in libertà [ animale] free, (on the) loose; l'assassino è sempre in libertà the killer is still at large o on the loose; rimettere in libertà qcn. to release sb., to set sb. at liberty; libertà d'azione, di scelta freedom of action, of choice; prendersi la libertà di fare to take the liberty of doing o the freedom to do; prendersi delle libertà con qcn., qcs. to take liberties o to make free with sb., sth.2 (diritto) liberty; libertà civili civil libertiesmettersi in libertà to put on something casual o informal clothes\libertà di associazione freedom of assembly; libertà su cauzione dir. (conditional) bail; libertà condizionale dir. parole; mettere qcn. in libertà condizionale dir. to release sb. on parole; libertà di coscienza freedom of conscience; libertà di costumi looseness of morals; libertà di culto freedom of worship; libertà d'informazione freedom of information; libertà di opinione freedom of opinion; libertà di parola freedom of speech, free speech; libertà di pensiero freedom of thought; libertà provvisoria dir. provisional release; mettere qcn. in libertà provvisoria dir. to release sb. provisionally; libertà di stampa freedom of the press; libertà vigilata dir. probation; mettere qcn. in libertà vigilata to put sb. on probation.
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