B2 not limited or controlled自由的;无拘束的
relaxed and informal轻松自在的
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Feel free to help yourself to coffee.
I do a lot of reading in my free time.
We like to get the marketing done on Thursdays so we can have the weekend free.
The recent free elections mark the next step in the country's progress towards democracy.
The very concept of free speech is unknown to them.
A2 costing nothing, or not needing to be paid for免费的
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Adults pay an admission charge but children get in free.
The books will be distributed free to local schools.
All the carpets we sell are fitted free.
They fixed my watch free of charge.
Adults pay an admission charge but children get in free.
B2 not a prisoner any longer, or having unlimited movement获释的;行动不受限制的
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Don't you think that allowing a criminal to go free is perhaps better than imprisoning an innocent person?
He went free because the jury decided there was a reasonable doubt about his guilt.
The police reasoned with the hijackers to at least let the children go free.
The Court of Appeal reversed the earlier judgment and set him free.
After years in prison, the men who had wrongfully been found guilty of the bombing were finally set free.
not in a fixed position or not joined to anything不固定的;松散的;不相连的
A2 not doing anything planned or important, or available to be used空闲的;空余的;未使用的
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I've got something on this Tuesday, but I'm free on Wednesday.
I just wanted to ask you if you're free this afternoon.
We like to get the marketing done on Thursdays so we can have the weekend free.
Are you free at lunchtime?
She's never at home because she spends all her free time at hockey practices.
C1 [ after verb ] not having something that is unwanted or unpleasant无须的;没有(不想要或令人不快之物)的
giving or using often or in large amounts慷慨的;大手大脚的;无节制的
to use something that belongs to someone else a lot经常随便使用(别人的东西)
specialized chemistry If an element is free, it is not combined with anything else or attached to anything else.(化学元素)游离的,单体的,自由的
B2 [ T ] to allow someone to leave a prison or place where they have been kept释放;使自由
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The government pursued every official channel to free the hostages.
She was freed from prison through the agency of her doctor.
She never gave up the struggle to have her son freed from prison.
Most political prisoners were freed under the terms of the amnesty.
The campaigners appealed to the government to free the prisoners.
[ T ] to move or make loose someone or something that is caught or held somewhere松开,解开
[ T + obj + to infinitive ] to remove the limits or controls on someone or something解除限制(或控制)
[ T ] to make something available for someone to use腾出,空出
used at the end of words to mean "without having to pay"(用于词尾)免费的
used at the end of words to mean "without"(用于词尾)无…的
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