disembarrassed 

  1. 動詞
disembarrass過去式與過去分詞:
及物動詞:
使...(人)得到解脫
使...(人)得到解放
使...(人)擺脫困境
使...(人)擺脫困難
使...(人)放心

    同義字詞
clear,disengage,disentangle,extricate,free,liberate,release,untangle

例句

  1. 'I have acted on your advice; and having disembarrassed myself of an occupation that was painful to me for many reasons, wish to devote myself and what means I have, to another pursuit.'
  2. In respect of the supposed vicarious eroticism of the genre, however, we may argue that the unembarrassed and disembarrassed honesty of the fabliaux" sexual fantasies largely precludes any lingering upon the process of arousal in the form of a gradual uncovering of the tale's sexual core.
  3. He wrote immediately to Alva, expressing his satisfaction that the King of France had disembarrassed himself of such pernicious men, because he would now be obliged to cultivate the friendship of Spain, neither the English Queen nor the German Protestants being thenceforth capable of trusting him.
  4. In the 1552 revision, this was made clear by the restructuring of the elements of the rite while retaining nearly all the language so that it became, in the words of an Anglo-Catholic liturgiologist (Arthur Couratin) "a series of communion devotions; disembarrassed of the Mass with which they were temporarily associated in 1548 and 1549".
  5. "The sooner," said Philip, "these noxious plants are extirpated from the earth, the less fear there is that a fresh crop will spring up." The monarch therefore added, with his own hand, to the letter, " I desire that if you have not already disembarrassed the world of them, you will do it immediately, and inform me thereof, for I see no reason why it should be deferred ." This is the demoniacal picture painted by the French ambassador, and by Philip's own hand, of the Spanish monarch's joy that his "Most Christian" brother had just murdered 25,000 of his own subjects.