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British pronunciation/fɹˈiː/
American pronunciation/ˈfɹi/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "free"

01

not requiring payment

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Free Wi-Fi is available in this café.
The book club provides a free book each month.
The community center has free yoga classes on the weekend.
02

not limited or hampered; not under compulsion or restraint

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03

not held in servitude

free definition and meaning
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having no particular plans or tasks

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She enjoyed a free afternoon, allowing her to relax and read a book in the park.
He felt a sense of liberation as he walked out of work, knowing he had the evening free to spend with his family.
The weekend was finally here, and they had two whole days free to explore the city.
05

unconstrained or not chemically bound in a molecule or not fixed and capable of relatively unrestricted motion

06

not occupied or in use, and therefore available for someone to use

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To schedule a meeting, check if the conference room is free at the desired time.
She found a free parking spot right in front of the building.
The library has several free study rooms that can be reserved in advance.
07

not fixed in position

08

not literal

09

completely wanting or lacking

to free
01

to release someone from captivity or arrest

Transitive: to free sb
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The police decided to free the suspect due to a lack of evidence.
After serving the sentence, the authorities agreed to free the prisoner.
The captors finally chose to free the hostages unharmed.
02

to release someone or something from being held back, trapped, or tied down

Transitive: to free sb/sth
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He freed the bird from the net it was caught in.
The rescue team freed the hikers trapped by the avalanche.
The firemen freed the person stuck in the elevator.
03

to make someone or something available to do something they couldn't do before

Transitive: to free sb | to free oneself
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By finishing her project early, she freed herself to help with the new assignment.
The extra help freed the workers to focus on more urgent jobs.
He freed the employee to attend the important meeting by finishing his work early.
04

to clear away obstacles or blockages to make a way or space open

Transitive: to free a pathway
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He worked quickly to free the path across the cluttered floor.
She freed the driveway by moving the pile of snow.
She freed the driveway by moving the pile of snow.
05

to release from responsibilities or commitments

Transitive: to free sb from a responsibility or commitment
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The new policy aims to free employees from unnecessary paperwork, allowing them to focus on creative tasks.
By delegating tasks to his team, he was able to free himself from daily administrative duties.
The organization ’s restructuring was designed to free staff from repetitive tasks and enhance overall efficiency.
06

to take away something unpleasant or limiting from someone

Transitive: to free sb of something unpleasant | to free sb from something unpleasant
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The therapy freed him of his anxiety, allowing him to live more peacefully.
The counselor helped free the child of the fears that were holding her back.
The treatment helped free her from the constant pain.
07

to make resources or assets available for use or access

Transitive: to free a resource or asset
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He decided to free his savings to pay for the repairs.
The manager freed some time in his schedule to attend the meeting.
The bank freed the loan funds once all the paperwork was completed.
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without restraint

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people who are free

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