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Detailed Translations for freest from English to Spanish

free:

to free verb (frees, freed, freeing)

  1. to free (disengage; clear)
  2. to free (release; liberate)

Conjugations for free:

present
  1. free
  2. free
  3. frees
  4. free
  5. free
  6. free
simple past
  1. freed
  2. freed
  3. freed
  4. freed
  5. freed
  6. freed
present perfect
  1. have freed
  2. have freed
  3. has freed
  4. have freed
  5. have freed
  6. have freed
past continuous
  1. was freeing
  2. were freeing
  3. was freeing
  4. were freeing
  5. were freeing
  6. were freeing
future
  1. shall free
  2. will free
  3. will free
  4. shall free
  5. will free
  6. will free
continuous present
  1. am freeing
  2. are freeing
  3. is freeing
  4. are freeing
  5. are freeing
  6. are freeing
subjunctive
  1. be freed
  2. be freed
  3. be freed
  4. be freed
  5. be freed
  6. be freed
diverse
  1. free!
  2. let's free!
  3. freed
  4. freeing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

free adj

  1. free
    – Free time appears with a clear availability indicator and is seen as available when others view your Calendar. An appointment of zero duration, while visible in the selected block of time when viewing days, shows as free time to others. 1
    libre

Translation Matrix for free:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
franco franc
liberar liberating; liberation; releasing
libertar liberating; liberation; releasing
- free people
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
liberar clear; disengage; free; liberate; release be freed from; be liberated; deliver; grant an amnesty; let go; let loose; liberate; redeem; release; rescue; set at liberty; set free
libertar free; liberate; release let go; liberate; release; set at liberty; set free
librar free; liberate; release draw; relieve someone of an obligation
- absolve; discharge; disembarrass; disengage; dislodge; exempt; give up; justify; liberate; loose; release; relieve; relinquish; resign; rid; unblock; unfreeze; unloose; unloosen
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
disponible at liberty; at someone's disposal; available; free; freely; unconstrained; uninhibited; vacant Callable; available; callable; in stock
libre at liberty; at someone's disposal; available; free; freely; unconstrained; uninhibited; vacant available; elective; empty; facultative; indefinitely; infinite; optional; unbounded; undisciplined; unfettered; ungovernable; unhampered; unhindered; unimpeded; unlimited; unmanageable; unobstructed; unrestrained; unrestricted; unruly; vague; vaguely
- barren; complimentary; costless; destitute; detached; devoid; gratis; gratuitous; innocent; liberal; loose; spare
AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- loose
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- free of charge; release; set free; unconstrained
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
a título gratuito for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous
con naturalidad easy; effortless; free; freely unaffected; voluntarily
desenvuelto for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous candid; flashy; fluent; fluently; frank; smart; smooth; spruce; streaming; unabashed; uninhibited
en libertad at liberty; free; freely
en un periquete easy; effortless; free; freely
franco for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous bare; candid; carriage paid; fair; frank; freight paid; genuine; heartfelt; honest; liberal; open; open-minded; outspoken; plain; prepaid; sincere; straight; straight ahead; straight on; straightforward; uncovered; unhampered; unhindered; unimpeded; unobstructed; unprejudiced; upright
fácil easy; effortless; free; freely as a child; common; easily; easy; effortless; light; not dark; not difficult; not hard; ordinarily; ordinary; plain; simple; unaffected; uncomplicated
gratis for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous
gratuito for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous
libre de gastos for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous unburdened
natural easy; effortless; free; freely apparently; inborn; indeed; innate; natural; naturally; obviously; of course; pure; self-evident; straight; to be sure; uncultivated; undeveloped; virgin; without doubt
por nada for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous
sin complicaciones easy; effortless; free; freely easily; easy; effortless; not difficult; not hard; simple
sin esfuerzo easy; effortless; free; freely easily; easy; effortless; not difficult; not hard; simple
sin precio for free; free; free of charge; gratis; gratuitous
vacante at liberty; at someone's disposal; available; free; freely; unconstrained; uninhibited; vacant abandoned; deserted; ownerless; unattended; uninhabited; vacant

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Related Definitions for "free":

  1. not literal2
    • a free translation of the poem2
  2. completely wanting or lacking2
  3. unconstrained or not chemically bound in a molecule or not fixed and capable of relatively unrestricted motion2
    • free expansion2
    • free oxygen2
    • a free electron2
  4. not fixed in position2
    • he pulled his arm free and ran2
  5. able to act at will; not hampered; not under compulsion or restraint2
    • free enterprise2
    • a free port2
    • a free country2
    • I have an hour free2
    • free will2
    • free of racism2
    • feel free to stay as long as you wish2
    • a free choice2
  6. not held in servitude2
    • after the Civil War he was a free man2
  7. not occupied or in use2
    • a free locker2
    • a free lane2
  8. not taken up by scheduled activities2
    • a free hour between classes2
  9. costing nothing2
    • free admission2
  10. without restraint2
  11. people who are free2
    • the home of the free and the brave2
  12. make (assets) available2
  13. let off the hook2
  14. free or remove obstruction from2
    • free a path across the cluttered floor2
  15. remove or force out from a position2
    • He finally could free the legs of the earthquake victim who was buried in the rubble2
  16. release (gas or energy) as a result of a chemical reaction or physical decomposition2
  17. part with a possession or right2
  18. relieve from2
  19. grant freedom to; free from confinement2
  20. free from obligations or duties2
  21. make (information) available for publication2
  22. grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to2
  23. Free time appears with a clear availability indicator and is seen as available when others view your Calendar. An appointment of zero duration, while visible in the selected block of time when viewing days, shows as free time to others.1

Wiktionary Translations for free:

free
verb
  1. make free
adverb
  1. without needing to pay
adjective
  1. software: with very few limitations on distribution or improvement
  2. without obligations
  3. not in use
  4. unobstructed
  5. unconstrained
  6. obtainable without payment
  7. not imprisoned

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
free libre vrij — ongebonden, niet in beweging beperkt
free gratis gratis — wat zonder betaling verkregen wordt
free liberarse befreienreflexiv: aus einer Zwangslage entkommen
free gratis freikostenlos, umsonst
free ilimitado freiuneingeschränkt
free libre freiungehindert
free libre; liberal freiunabhängig, nicht gefangen, nicht versklaven
free desaprisionar; desenjaular; libertar; liberar freilassen — ein Lebewesen in die Freiheit entlassen
free gratis; gratuito kostenlos — nicht mit Kosten verbunden
free franquear affranchir — Rendre libre
free libertar; poner en libertad délivrerrendre libre de ce qui oppresser, de ce qui faire souffrir, de ce qui incommoder.
free franco franc — Libre de ses mouvements et de son action, en opposition au statut d’esclave ou de serf. Telle fut d’ailleurs l’origine du nom de la monnaie dont la création a été liée au recouvrement de la liberté du roi de France, w|Jean II le Bon.
free libre libre — non soumis à une ou plusieurs contraintes externes, en parlant de personnes
free libertar; liberar libérer — Rendre libre une personne ou un objet qui détenir par une loi ou une personne.
free reformar; adelantar; mejorar; libertar; poner en libertad réformerrétablir dans l’ancienne forme ; donner une meilleure forme à une chose ; la corriger, la rectifier, soit ajouter, soit retrancher.