free的意思和读音

free

: [fri] : [friː]

adv.

v.使);使

adj.

freer  freest  freed  freeing  frees  

adj.+n.free time,free space,free trade,free access,free flow

v.+n.free woman,free prisoner

adv.+adj.completely free

adj.literal

freeadj.not controlled

1.not under the control or in the power of sb else; able to do what you want

I have no ambitions other than to have a happy life and be free.

Students have a free choice of courses in their final year.

You are free to come and go as you please.

‘Can I use the phone?’ ‘Please, feel free(= of course you can use it) .’“?”“便/ target=_blank class=infotextkey>。”

2.not restricted or controlled by anyone else; able to do or say what you want

A true democracy complete with free speech and a free press was called for.

the country's first free election

They gave me free access to all the files.

not prisoner

3.not a prisoner or slave

He walked out of jail a free man .

animal/bird

4.not tied up or in a cage

The researchers set the birds free .

no payment

5.costing nothing

Admission is free.

free samples/tickets/advice

We're offering a fabulous free gift with each copy you buy.

You can't expect people to work for free(= without payment) .

not blocked

6.clear; not blocked

Ensure there is a free flow of air around the machine.

without sth

7.~ from/of sthnot containing or affected by sth harmful or unpleasant

free from difficulty/doubt/fear怀

free from artificial colours and flavourings

It was several weeks before he was completely free of pain.

8.without the thing mentioned

virtually fat-free yogurt

tax-free earnings

a trouble-free life

not attached/trapped

9.~ (of sth)not attached to sth or trapped by sth

Pull gently on the free end of the rope.

They had to be cut free from their car after the accident.

She finally managed to pull herself free.

使not being used

10.使not being used

He held out his free hand and I took it.

Is this seat free?

not busy

11.~ (for sth)without particular plans or arrangements; not busy

If Sarah is free for lunch I'll take her out.

Keep Friday night free for my party.

What do you like to do in your free time(= when you are not working) ?

ready to give

12.~ with sth便ready to give sth, especially when it is not wanted

He's too free with his opinions.便

translation

13.;(afree translation is not exact but gives the general meaning

IDM

Life was never going to be so free and easy again.

free and easy便informal; relaxed

Life was never going to be so free and easy again.

I was given a free hand in designing the syllabus.

get, have, etc. a free handto get, have, etc. the opportunity to do what you want to do and to make your own decisions

I was given a free hand in designing the syllabus.

get, take, etc. a free rideto get or take sth without paying because sb else is paying for it

It's a free country; I'll say what I like!

its a free country(informal)used as a reply when sb suggests that you should not do sth

It's a free country; I'll say what I like!

theres no such thing as a free lunch(informal)西used to say that it is not possible to get sth for nothingv.prisoner

1.~ sb (from sth)使to allow sb to leave prison or somewhere they have been kept against their will

By the end of May nearly 100 of an estimated 2 000 political prisoners had been freed. 2 000 100

The hijackers agreed to free a further ten hostages.

sb/sth trapped

2.~ sb/sth/yourself (from sth)使to move sb/sth that is caught or fixed on sth

Three people were freed from the wreckage.

She struggled to free herself.

remove sth

3.~ sb/sth of/from sb/sthto remove sth that is unpleasant or not wanted from sb/sth

These exercises help free the body of tension.使

The police are determined to free the town of violent crime.

The centre aims to free young people from dependency on drugs.使

使make available

4.~ sb/sth (up)使to make sb/sth available for a particular purpose

We freed time each week for a project meeting.

The government has promised to free up more resources for education.

5.~ sb to do sth使to give sb the extra time to do sth that they want to do

Winning the prize freed him to paint full-time.使

adv.without payment

1.without payment

Children under five travel free.

not trapped

2.away from or out of a position in which sb/sth is stuck or trapped

The wagon broke free from the train.

IDMmake free with sth使to use sth a lot, even though it does not belong to yourun freeto be allowed to go where it likes; not tied to anything or kept in a cage

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adv.1.,2.3.

v.1.,,使;,使 (from of)

adj.1.something that is free does not cost anything2.not a prisoner or a slave3.not held, tied, or fixed to somewhere4.available to see someone, do something, or go somewhere; available for someone to use5.not limited or controlled by rules; allowed to decide for yourself what you do, say, or think, especially without being controlled by someone in authority6.not containing or involving something unpleasant7.if you are free with your opinions or comments, you say so much that it annoys other people; if you are free with something, especially money, you spend or give a lot of it8.free time is time when you do not have any work to do, so that you can do whatever you want9.not combined with another substance, or not attached to anything else1.something that is free does not cost anything2.not a prisoner or a slave3.not held, tied, or fixed to somewhere4.available to see someone, do something, or go somewhere; available for someone to use5.not limited or controlled by rules; allowed to decide for yourself what you do, say, or think, especially without being controlled by someone in authority6.not containing or involving something unpleasant7.if you are free with your opinions or comments, you say so much that it annoys other people; if you are free with something, especially money, you spend or give a lot of it8.free time is time when you do not have any work to do, so that you can do whatever you want9.not combined with another substance, or not attached to anything else

adv.1.without paying any money2.out of a fixed position, or out of a place where you are being kept3.without being controlled or stopped

v.1.to let someone leave a prison or a place where they have been forced to stay2.to help someone to get out of a place3.to remove something unpleasant that affects someone or limits their behavior4.to make someone or something available to be used for something else1.to let someone leave a prison or a place where they have been forced to stay2.to help someone to get out of a place3.to remove something unpleasant that affects someone or limits their behavior4.to make someone or something available to be used for something else

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1.Moreover uses a repair company's advantage is free from worry, you turn in the money, other basic did not use the tube.

2.I lay shivering and gasping in my warm bed for several minutes, trying to break free of the dream.

3.The child looked terrified and it was a relief to see him let free with nothing more than a warning not to return.

4.We sat and drank with the sun on our shoulders and felt like free men. We could have been tarring the roof of one of our own houses.

5.I watched Ray's fingers dance across the strings as if they were himself, running free.

6.Some are free; others are as much as $18 a month, depending on how much data is encrypted.18

7.The men train their flashlights over the dark harbor, but they do not see Kim free herself from the rope under the water.

8.By then Britain had already adopted the German model of a central bank free from political influence and determined to fight inflation.

9.For China to move to the next stage requires two things, they said: the free flow of information and the rule of law.

10.Unable to keep her mind free of distracting thoughts, she still managed to focus most of her attention on her major business.