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1 freedom
freedom [ˈfri:dəm]liberté f* * *['friːdəm]freedom of information — libre accès m à l'information
freedom of movement — ( of person) liberté de mouvement; (of part, screw etc) jeu m
to give somebody his/her freedom — rendre sa liberté à quelqu'un
2) ( entitlement to use)3)freedom from — ( lack of) absence f de; ( immunity from) immunité f contre
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2 freedom
freedom n1 ( liberty) liberté f (to do de faire) ; freedom of choice/of the press liberté de choix/de la presse ; freedom of action/of speech liberté d'agir/d'expression ; freedom of information libre accès m à l'information ; freedom of movement ( of person) liberté de mouvement ; (of part, screw etc) jeu m ; to give sb his/her freedom rendre sa liberté à qn ;2 ( entitlement to use) they gave us the freedom of their house while they were away ils nous ont laissé le plein usage de leur maison pendant leur absence ; to give sb/receive the freedom of a city nommer qn/devenir citoyen d'honneur d'une ville ; freedom of the seas liberté des mers ;3 freedom from ( lack of) absence f de [fear, control, hunger, influence] ; ( immunity from) immunité f contre [fear, hunger, influence, disease] ; to have ou enjoy freedom from gen être à l'abri de [war, famine, fear, hunger] ; the new government promised freedom from hunger/from want to all its people le nouveau gouvernement a promis d'affranchir toute la population de la faim/du besoin ;4 ( ease of manner) aisance f.
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