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21lib-lab — agg.inv., s.m. e f.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} TS polit. agg.inv., di posizione politica, che combina istanze liberali e laburiste | agg.inv., s.m. e f.inv., fautore, sostenitore di tale posizione {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1980. ETIMO: comp. di… …
22Lib — BrE the written abbreviation of ↑liberal >Lib adj …
23Lib. — Lib. [ lıb ] abbreviation Liberal …
24lib — 1969, Amer.Eng., shortening of liberation, used with possessives, originally in Women s Lib. Colloquial shortening libber for liberationist is attested from 1971 …
25lib — ► NOUN informal ▪ (in the names of political movements) the liberation of a specified group: women s lib. DERIVATIVES libber noun …
26lib — lib1 [lib] n. [Informal] short for LIBERATION (sense 2) lib2 abbrev. 1. librarian 2. library …
27Lib-Lab|ber|y — «LIHB LAB uhr ee, LAB ree», noun. British. alliance between the Liberal Party and the Labour Party. ╂[< Lib Lab + ery] …
28lib|ber — «LIHB uhr», noun. Informal. a liberationist: »For some men s libbers, a limited solution to their anxiety seems to lie in a partial retreat from women (Time). ╂[< lib + er1] …
29lib´er|al|ist — lib|er|al|ism «LIHB uhr uh LIHZ uhm, LIHB ruh lihz », noun. 1. liberal views or opinions; belief in progress and reforms. 2. Also, Liberalism. the principles and practices of liberal political parties, especially of the Liberal Party in Great… …
30lib|er|al|ism — «LIHB uhr uh LIHZ uhm, LIHB ruh lihz », noun. 1. liberal views or opinions; belief in progress and reforms. 2. Also, Liberalism. the principles and practices of liberal political parties, especially of the Liberal Party in Great Britain. 3.… …
