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1 освободить
гл.(от ответственности, уплаты долга и т.п.) to release (from);relieve (of);(тж от ответственности, обвинения, обременения) to exonerate;(от обязательств, уплаты долга) to acquit;discharge (from);dispense (from);(от должности, обязанностей) to discharge (from);dispense (from);release (from);relieve (of);( увольнять с работы тж) to discharge (from);dismiss (from);lay off;sack; амер. to fire; (от налогов, пошлин) to exempt (from); ( от наказания) to exempt (from); release (from); ( от повинности) to affranchise; ( от зависимости) to emancipate (from); ( из заключения) to discharge; release; set at liberty; set free; (страну от оккупации и т.п.) to liberate (from); ( помещение) to vacate- освобождать досрочно
- освобождать от наказания
- освобождать от обвинения
- освобождать от обременения
- освобождать от обязательства
- освобождать от поручительства
- освобождать под залог
- освобождать полностью
- освобождать условноосвобождать на поруки (под залог) — to discharge (release, set free) on bail
освобождать от выполнения обязанностей — to discharge from (dispense from, release from, relieve of) duty
освобождать от занимаемой должности — to discharge; dismiss; lay off; release from duties (from office); relieve of one’s post; sack
освобождать — ( имущество) от залогового обременения — to redeem (property)
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2 освобождать
гл.(от ответственности, уплаты долга и т.п.) to release (from);relieve (of);(тж от ответственности, обвинения, обременения) to exonerate;(от обязательств, уплаты долга) to acquit;discharge (from);dispense (from);(от должности, обязанностей) to discharge (from);dispense (from);release (from);relieve (of);( увольнять с работы тж) to discharge (from);dismiss (from);lay off;sack; амер. to fire; (от налогов, пошлин) to exempt (from); ( от наказания) to exempt (from); release (from); ( от повинности) to affranchise; ( от зависимости) to emancipate (from); ( из заключения) to discharge; release; set at liberty; set free; (страну от оккупации и т.п.) to liberate (from); ( помещение) to vacate- освобождать досрочно
- освобождать от наказания
- освобождать от обвинения
- освобождать от обременения
- освобождать от обязательства
- освобождать от поручительства
- освобождать под залог
- освобождать полностью
- освобождать условноосвобождать на поруки (под залог) — to discharge (release, set free) on bail
освобождать от выполнения обязанностей — to discharge from (dispense from, release from, relieve of) duty
освобождать от занимаемой должности — to discharge; dismiss; lay off; release from duties (from office); relieve of one’s post; sack
освобождать — ( имущество) от залогового обременения — to redeem (property)
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3 освобождать
vt; св - освободи́ть1) предоставлять свободу to liberate, to free, to set free; выпускать из тюрьмы, клетки и т. п. to release sb (from sth); заключённого тж to dischargeосвобожда́ть помеще́ние — to vacate premises
освобожда́ть от вое́нной слу́жбы/нало́гов — to exempt sb from military service/taxes
освобожда́ть от забо́т — to relieve sb of all cares
я освобожу́ тебя́ от э́той ну́дной рабо́ты — I'll relieve you of this tiresome work
его́ на неде́лю освободи́ли от футбо́льных трениро́вок — he has been excused from football practice/AE practise for a week
освобожда́ть от занима́емой до́лжности — to relieve sb of a position, to remove sb from office
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