freely

freely
adverb
1) (in a free manner: to give freely to charity; to speak freely.) libremente
2) (willingly; readily: I freely admit it was my fault.) voluntariamente((also freephone; American toll-free number) a telephone number of a business or an organization that can be used free of charge by their customers etc; the system giving this service.)
freely
tr['friːlɪ]
adverb
1 (without obstruction) libremente, con libertad; (easily) con facilidad
2 (willingly, readily) voluntariamente
3 (openly, honestly) abiertamente, francamente
4 (generously) liberalmente; (abundantly) abundantemente
freely ['fri:li] adv
1) free: libremente
2) gratis: gratis, gratuitamente
freely
adv.
• buenamente adv.
• libremente adv.
'friːli
adverb
1)
a) (without restriction) libremente

the animals roam freely in the park — los animales andan sueltos por el parque

b) (openly) <speak/write> con libertad or franqueza
c) (willingly) <sacrifice> voluntariamente; <offer> de buen grado
2)
a) (generously) <spend/give> a manos llenas
b) (copiously) <flow/pour> profusamente, copiosamente
['friːlɪ]
ADV
1) (=unrestrictedly) libremente, con libertad

they cannot move freely about the country — no pueden viajar libremente or con libertad por el país

you may come and go freely — puedes ir y venir libremente or con toda libertad

you use that word a little too freely — usas esa palabra con demasiada libertad

the hens are allowed to roam freely — las gallinas pueden deambular sueltas or en libertad

to be freely available — ser fácil de conseguir, conseguirse con facilidad

2) (=openly) [speak] con toda libertad, francamente
3) (=willingly) de buen grado

the contract was freely entered into — el contrato se firmó de buen grado

I freely admit I was wrong — soy el primero en admitir que estaba equivocado

4) (=generously) [give] generosamente, con liberalidad; [flow] copiosamente

he spent his money freely — gastaba el dinero con liberalidad or a manos llenas

the wine flowed freely — el vino fluía copiosamente

5) (=loosely) [translate] libremente

he has freely adapted the original — ha hecho una adaptación libre del original

* * *
['friːli]
adverb
1)
a) (without restriction) libremente

the animals roam freely in the park — los animales andan sueltos por el parque

b) (openly) <speak/write> con libertad or franqueza
c) (willingly) <sacrifice> voluntariamente; <offer> de buen grado
2)
a) (generously) <spend/give> a manos llenas
b) (copiously) <flow/pour> profusamente, copiosamente

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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