四大自由
sì​dà​zì​yóu

Four Freedoms

  • created sense approved 四大自由 · sì​dà​zì​yóu · Four Freedoms — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    四大自由

    sì​dà​zì​yóu

    Four Freedoms

    The four fundamental freedoms formulated by U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941, namely freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.

    四大 (literal) → 四大 · sì​dà · Big Four 自由 (literal) → 自由 · zì​yóu · freedom (liberty)

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  • created sense approved 四大自由 · sì​dà​zì​yóu · Four Big Freedoms — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    四大自由

    sì​dà​zì​yóu

    Four Big Freedoms

    The four economic freedoms permitted in the early People's Republic of China: freedom to buy and sell land, hire labor, borrow and lend money, and trade

    四大 (literal) → 四大 · sì​dà · four freedoms 自由 (literal) → 自由 · zì​yóu · freedom (liberty)

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