emancipation russian

• освобожде́ние

  liberation, emancipation, deliverance, freeing

  exemption, exempting

  release, discharge

  dismissal, removal (from a post)

  vacating, clearing

• эмансипа́ция

  emancipation

• освободи́тельный

  liberation (attributive), emancipation (attributive), liberating

• раскрепоще́ние

  emancipation, liberation

• зе́мство

  institution of local government set up during the great emancipation reform of 1861 carried out in Imperial Russia by Emperor Alexander II of Russia.

Examples

• Карл Маркс ви́дел в сокраще́нии рабо́чего дня основную предпосы́лку освобожде́ния челове́ка.

  Karl Marx saw the shortening of the working day as the fundamental prerequisite for the emancipation of humanity.

• Эмансипация женщин началась ещё в девятнадцатом веке.

  Women's emancipation began as early as the nineteenth century.

• Она много читает про эмансипацию и права женщин.

  She reads a lot about emancipation and women's rights.

• Эмансипация изменила отношение к работе женщин.

  Emancipation changed attitudes toward women's work.

• Раскрепощение личности требует времени и усилий

  The emancipation of the individual requires time and effort.