Librar (en. Rid)

/liˈβɾaɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To get out of a tight spot or to free from danger.

English: I managed to free the dog from the cable that was trapping it.

Logré librar al perro del cable que lo tenía atrapado.

English: To grant freedom to someone or something.

English: The judge decided to free the accused due to lack of evidence.

El juez decidió librar al acusado por falta de pruebas.

English: To achieve the salvation or liberation of someone.

English: The firefighters managed to free the survivors from the fire.

Los bomberos lograron librar a los sobrevivientes del incendio.

English: From Latin 'liberare', which means 'to liberate, to release'.

English: to win a battle

English: To fight and emerge victorious in a conflict.

librar una batalla

English: to get rid of problems

English: To escape or resolve conflicts or problems.

librarse de problemas

English: to wage a fight

English: To participate in a conflict or competition.

librar una lucha

English: freedom

English: State of being free.

libertad

English: liberation

English: Action of freeing someone or something.

liberación

English: free

English: Not under the power or dominion of another.

libre

English: To relieve someone from a complicated situation.

English: That trick got me out of the biggest problem.

Ese truco me libró del problema más grande.

English: To escape from responsibilities.

English: He got out of his share of the work thanks to an excuse.

Se libró de su parte del trabajo gracias a una excusa.