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freed
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/friːd/
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/friːd/
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freed
adjective
UK
/friːd/
US
/frid/
раскрепощённый
She felt like a freed spirit after the retreat.
Она почувствовала себя раскрепощённым духом после ретрита.
освобождённый
The freed prisoner walked out of the gates.
Освобождённый заключённый вышел за ворота.
Synonyms
emancipated
unfettered
unbound
released
liberated
Antonyms
captured
imprisoned
freed
past participle
UK
/friːd/
US
/frid/
Functions as a past-participle adjective directly derived from the verb “free”.
Synonyms
pardoned
cleared
set free
exempted
discharged
absolved
exonerated
unchained
unshackled
emancipated
released
liberated
free
verb
freed
Past Simple
freed
Past Simple
freed
Past Participle
freeing
Gerund
UK
/friː/
US
/friː/
освободить
He promised to free the hostages.
Он пообещал освободить заложников.
высвободить
We need to free some time in our schedule.
Нам нужно высвободить немного времени в нашем расписании.
высвобождать
The new policy will free up resources for other projects.
Новая политика высвободит ресурсы для других проектов.
освобождать
The prisoners were freed after the war ended.
Заключенные были освобождены после окончания войны.
Additional translations
опустить
разгружать
распутать
Synonyms
emancipate
discharge
release
liberate
unshackle
Definitions
freed
adjective
Released from captivity, confinement, or slavery.
The freed prisoners were finally able to return to their families.
No longer subject to a particular obligation or restriction.
With the project completed, she felt freed from the constant pressure of deadlines.
freed
past participle
Released from captivity, confinement, slavery, or any form of restraint.
After years in prison, the newly freed man struggled to adjust to normal life.
free
verb
To release from captivity, confinement, or slavery.
The activists worked tirelessly to free the hostages from their captors.
To remove something that is obstructing or restricting.
She used a knife to free the rope that was tangled around the branch.
To make available for use by removing other commitments or engagements.
He decided to free his schedule for the weekend to spend time with his family.
To relieve someone from a duty or responsibility.
The manager agreed to free her from the project so she could focus on her studies.
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