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Verbos de Relaciones de Poder - Verbos para el Confinamiento y la Liberación

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren al confinamiento y la liberación, como "atrapar", "liberar" y "liberar".

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Categorized English Verbs Denoting Power Relations
to harness
to harness
[Verbo]

to secure and connect an animal to equipment like a plow, carriage, or sled for controlled movement or work

poner un arnés a

poner un arnés a

Ex: The farmer harnessed the horses to the plow to prepare the field for planting. 
to trap
to trap
[Verbo]

to catch something or someone in a confined or controlled space or situation

atrapar, cazar

atrapar, cazar

Ex: The deceptive scheme was designed to trap unsuspecting victims. 
to snare
to snare
[Verbo]

to catch something cleverly or with a device

atrapar, cazar

atrapar, cazar

Ex: The spider deftly wove a web to snare unsuspecting insects. 
to cage
to cage
[Verbo]

to confine something, typically an animal, within a restricted space

encerrar, poner en jaula

encerrar, poner en jaula

Ex: The zookeepers caged the newly arrived lion in a secure enclosure. 
to release
to release
[Verbo]

to let someone leave a place in which they have been confined or stuck

liberar

liberar

Ex: The zoo decided to release the rehabilitated animals back into the wild. 
to free
to free
[Verbo]

to release someone from captivity or arrest

liberar

liberar

Ex: The police decided to free the suspect due to a lack of evidence. 
to liberate

to free someone or something from oppression or captivity

liberar

liberar

Ex: The army sought to liberate the oppressed people from the tyrannical regime. 
to extricate

to free someone from a difficult or entangled situation

liberar

liberar

Ex: She had to extricate herself from the awkward conversation at the party. 
to unleash
to unleash
[Verbo]

to release something from restraint, allowing it to move or act freely

liberar, desatar

liberar, desatar

Ex: Excited dogs eagerly waited for their owners to unleash them in the park. 
to loose
to loose
[Verbo]

to release from confinement

soltar, liberar

soltar, liberar

Ex: The caretaker decided to loose the bird from its cage to allow it to fly. 
to emancipate

to free a person from slavery or forced labor

emancipar

emancipar

Ex: The abolitionists worked tirelessly to emancipate those held in bondage. 
to let go
to let go
[Verbo]

to release one's grip on something

soltar, dejar ir

soltar, dejar ir

Ex: He reluctantly let go of the balloon, watching it float away into the sky. 
to unchain
to unchain
[Verbo]

to release someone or something from being physically bound

desencadenar, liberar

desencadenar, liberar

Ex: The hero decided to unchain the captive from the dungeon. 
to unbind
to unbind
[Verbo]

to release from being tied or bound

desatar, desamarrar

desatar, desamarrar

Ex: After reaching the shore, the sailors worked together to unbind the cargo from the ship. 
to capture
to capture
[Verbo]

to catch an animal or a person and keep them as a prisoner

capturar

capturar

Ex: The zookeepers capture wild animals for conservation purposes. 
to catch
to catch
[Verbo]

to capture or grab something or someone using methods like hunting, chasing, or trapping

atrapar, capturar

atrapar, capturar

Ex: The fisherman patiently waited to catch a big trout in the river. 
to confine
to confine
[Verbo]

to prevent someone or something from leaving or being taken away from a place

confinar, encerrar

confinar, encerrar

Ex: The zookeepers must confine the lions in secure enclosures for safety. 
to tether
to tether
[Verbo]

to tie or fasten with a rope or chain

atar, amarrar

atar, amarrar

Ex: The dog was tethered to a post while its owner went inside the store. 
to detain
to detain
[Verbo]

to officially hold someone in a place, such as a jail, and not let them go

detener, arrestar

detener, arrestar

Ex: The immigration officers have the authority to detain individuals entering the country illegally. 
to hold
to hold
[Verbo]

to keep someone somewhere and not let them leave, especially as a prisoner

detener

detener

Ex: The rebels held the diplomats as prisoners. 
to corner
to corner
[Verbo]

to trap a person or an animal in a position where they cannot escape

arrinconar,  acorralar

arrinconar, acorralar

Ex: The police managed to corner the suspect in the alley after a chase. 
to besiege
to besiege
[Verbo]

to surround a place, typically with armed forces, in order to force those inside to give up or surrender

asediar, rodear

asediar, rodear

Ex: The army decided to besiege the enemy fortress to weaken its defenses. 
to pin down

to restrict someone or something, limiting their freedom or options

inmovilizar, restringir

inmovilizar, restringir

Ex: The bad weather conditions pinned down the team at the base camp. 
to immure
to immure
[Verbo]

to take a person or thing to a confined space and trap them there

encerrar

encerrar

Ex: The kidnappers decided to immure the hostages in an abandoned warehouse. 
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