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adj. (freer, freest) 1. чөлөөтэй. a \free press чөлөөт хэвлэл. 2. эрх чөлөөтэй. be as \free as a bird шувуу шиг эрх чөлөөтэй байх. 3. үнэгүй. Delivery is \free (of charge) if goods are paid for in advance. Хэрэв барааны үнийг урьдчилан төлвөл үнэгүй авчирч өгнө. 4. \free from/ of sth -гүй. soft drinks \free of artificial colouring өнгө оруулагч будаггүй ундаанууд. \free of typographical errors хэвлэлийн алдаагүй. 5. чөлөөтэй, саад хаалтгүй, нээлттэй. Is the way \free ? Энэ зам чөлөөтэй нэвтрэх үү ? 6. завтай, чөлөөтэй. 7. хүнгүй, сул. The bathroom's \free now. Угаалгын өрөө одоо хүнгүй байна. 8. хамаагүй, чөлөөтэй, задгай. I don't like him - he is too \free in his language and in his behaviour. Би түүнд дургүй - тэр, дэндүү задгай яриатай хамаагүй хүн. 9. чөлөөтэй, үгчлэн орчуулаагүй. for free үнэгүй, зүгээр. adv. үнэгүй. v. (freed) 1. \free sb/ sth (from sth) суллах, чөлөөлөх. 2. \free sb/ sth of sth чөлөөлөх, ангижруулах, салгах. 3. хүссэнээ хийх эрх чөлөө олгох. free agent n. үүрэг хариуцлага хүлээгээгүй эрх чөлөөтэй хүн. No wife, no children, no debts - he's a \free agent. Эхнэргүй, хүүхэдгүй, өр ширгүй - тэр ёстой чөлөөтэй хүн дээ. free enterprise n. чөлөөт өрсөлдөөнтэй эдийн засгийн тогтолцоо. free-for-all n. 1. хэрүүл, тулаан. 2. ямар ч хяналтгүй чөлөөтэй байдал. free house n. шар айрагны мухлаг. free kick n. торгуулийн бөмбөг өшиглөх. free love n. албан ёсоор гэрлэхгүйгээр чөлөөтэй явалдах. free market n. чөлөөт зах зээл. free-standing adj. бие даасан, чөлөөтэй. free trade n. чөлөөт худалдаа. free-wheel v. уруу газар араа салгаж машин, дугуйг чөлөөтэй өнхрүүлэх. freely adv. чөлөөтэй, дураараа, хүссэнээрээ, дуртайяа. -free -гүй. fat-free өөхгүй.
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