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British pronunciation/fɹˈiː/
American pronunciation/ˈfɹi/

Définition et Signification de "free"

01

gratuit

not requiring payment
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The hospital gives free vaccines to children.
The book club provides a free book each month.
We are offering free delivery for orders over $ 50.
02

libre, gratuit

not limited or hampered; not under compulsion or restraint
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03

libre, affranchi

not held in servitude
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04

libre

having no particular plans or tasks
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The empty calendar on her phone signaled a rare opportunity to have a free day with no appointments or obligations.
She enjoyed a free afternoon, allowing her to relax and read a book in the park.
The weekend was finally here, and they had two whole days free to explore the city.
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libre, non lié

unconstrained or not chemically bound in a molecule or not fixed and capable of relatively unrestricted motion
06

disponible, libre

not occupied or in use, and therefore available for someone to use
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The free slots on the calendar were quickly filled by other appointments.
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.
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libre, désengagé

not fixed in position
08

libre, sans contrainte

not literal
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libre, dépourvu

completely wanting or lacking
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01

libérer

to release someone from captivity or arrest
Transitive: to free sb
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The court 's decision was to free the accused individual due to insufficient proof.
The police decided to free the suspect due to a lack of evidence.
The captors finally chose to free the hostages unharmed.
02

libérer, décharger

to release someone or something from being held back, trapped, or tied down
Transitive: to free sb/sth
03

libérer

to make someone or something available to do something they couldn't do before
Transitive: to free sb | to free oneself
04

libérer, déblayer

to clear away obstacles or blockages to make a way or space open
Transitive: to free a pathway
05

libérer, décharger

to release from responsibilities or commitments
Transitive: to free sb from a responsibility or commitment
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The organization ’s restructuring was designed to free staff from repetitive tasks and enhance overall efficiency.
The organization ’s restructuring was designed to free staff from repetitive tasks and enhance overall efficiency.
The new policy aims to free employees from unnecessary paperwork, allowing them to focus on creative tasks.
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libérer, décharger

to take away something unpleasant or limiting from someone
Transitive: to free sb of something unpleasant | to free sb from something unpleasant
07

libérer, disponibiliser

to make resources or assets available for use or access
Transitive: to free a resource or asset
01

librement, sans contrainte

without restraint
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les libres, les personnes libres

people who are free
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The hospital gives free vaccines to children.
The book club provides a free book each month.
We are offering free delivery for orders over $50.
The community center has free yoga classes on the weekend.
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