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1 Translation result for freeing in Spanish

verb

free verb

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freed, has freed, is freeing, frees
libertar, liberar, poner en libertad; librar, eximir; desatar, soltar; desatascar, destapar

Example sentences of
free verb

  • •The gunman freed two of the hostages.
  • •The animals were freed from their cages.
  • •His legs became tangled in the net, and he was unable to free himself.
  • •He was unable to free his legs from the net.
  • •The animal struggled to free itself from the trap.
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  • •Hiring an assistant has freed him to spend more time with his family.
  • •She encourages her students to free their imaginations.
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Synonyms of
free verb

release, liberate, emancipate, relieve, rid, unclog, untie

Detailed synonyms for free verb

Free, release, liberate, emancipate significan dejar suelto o libre de una restricción o limitación.
  • Free suele indicar el apartar permanentemente de lo que ata, confina, enreda u oprime <freed the animals from their cages>.
  • Release connota el dejar salir de un estado de confinamiento, restricción, presión o tensión <released him from his obligations>.
    antonyms: detain
  • Liberate recalca en particular el estado de libertad resultante <liberated the population from foreign domination>.
  • Emancipate indica la liberación de la persona que ha estado bajo sometimiento o dominio <electric appliances that emancipated women from housework>.
    antonyms: enslave
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Reverse translation for freeing

libertar  - to set free 
liberar  - to liberate, to free 
poner en libertad
librar  - to deliver, to set free, to wage, to issue 
eximir  - to exempt 
desatar  - to undo, to untie, to unleash, to trigger, to precipitate 
soltar  - to let go of, to drop, to release, to set free, to loosen, to slacken 
desatascar  - to unblock, to clear 
destapar  - to open, to take the top off, to reveal, to uncover, to unblock, to unclog 
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