Summary
free {adjective}
libres · libre · gratuit · gratis · gratos
to free {verb}
dégager · libérer · émanciper · affranchir · déshypothéquer · mainmettre · décoincer
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English-French translation for "free"
"free" French translation
free {adjective}
Moreover, Vietnamese citizens were free to choose the age at which they married.
The development of a legal system and free media have been two challenging tasks.
In the referendum, people will be free to decide either for unity or separation.
The transition must culminate in the holding of free elections by 30 June 2006.
They are subordinated to nothing but the law and are free from any interference.
The Group of the Greens/ European Free Alliance fully supports this resolution.
We do this as emissaries of the free world and as examples for the entire globe.
(a) The principle of cultural freedom and the free development of the personality
in the contribution agreement, which provides the Minister with a royalty-free,
Clearly, the conduct of elections has to be undertaken in a free and fair manner.
secondary education obtained in public educational institutions is free of charge;
All those services were provided free of charge and were being further developed.
The ideal scenario perhaps would be to move towards compulsory and free education.
The label will include a toll free number to call in the event of an emergency.
Education is free of charge at all stages and compulsory at the primary stage.
As has already been said in this debate, no one gives anything away for nothing and there is no such thing as a free lunch.
I told him I'd do you for free.
free of charge
I will ask him one more time why this amount of money was wasted on Mr. McKechnie by the government when he could have had a free bed at
to free {verb}
to free [freed|freed] {vb} (also: to flow down, to flow off, to clear, to clear a road)
[Chair: Assist older persons to make their homes free of barriers to mobility and access.
We need to free resources for investment in basic infrastructural services.
This will help free up scarce resources for use elsewhere in the world - particularly Africa.
Ukraine hoped to reduce its vulnerability to financial crises in order to free up the financial resources necessary for development.
to shake oneself free
to free [freed|freed] {vb} (also: to liberate, to release, to set free, to loosen)
It is evidence that can be used to free individuals, not only to convict them.
Libya has undertaken an important step to free itself from the burdens of the past.
He was kidnapped in Mukala in Dagestan and nothing has been done to free him.
Our call is simple and clear: free the world from weapons of mass destruction.
Obviously, too, it is not the same as "liberate", which means "to set free".
to free [freed|freed] {vb} (also: to emancipate)
In the Member States there are a good many parliaments and governments that should take inspiration from us to break free and to show...
The right to self-determination had enabled most of the peoples represented at the United Nations, including her own, to free themselves
However, Mr Cox, there is a moral challenge before you, and that challenge is to free yourself from the enormous power of those who
The programme provides education, and challenges systems designed to keep women dependent and unable to break free of cultural norms.
to free [freed|freed] {vb} (also: to emancipate, to enfranchise, to prepay, to put a stamp on)
Lastly, this dialogue should be free from all political involvement.
As long as war exists, we cannot free children from those harmful consequences.
It is time for the serious commitment of resources that will achieve a world free of violence against women.
This is the only way in which the citizens of developing countries will be able to expose corrupt governments and to free themselves from
We must undertake sustained and concerted efforts to free our people from poverty, hunger, illiteracy and disease.
to free [freed|freed] (an estate) {vb} [fin.]
to free [freed|freed] (from slavery) {vb} [hist.]
to free [freed|freed] {v.t.} (also: to unjam)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "free":
© Princeton Universityloose · liberal · barren · destitute · devoid · innocent · detached · spare · complimentary · costless · gratis(p) · gratuitous · unblock · unfreeze · release · absolve · justify · disengage · dislodge · liberate
Usage examples
Usage examples for "free" in French
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Similar words
frazzled · freak · freakbeat · freakish · freaky · freat · freckle · freckles · Fred · Frederick · free · free-banking · free-for-all · free-form · free-range · free-rider · free-running · free-standing · free-throw · freebee · freebie
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