free
বিনামূল্যে
definition
adverb
ladies were admitted free
without cost or payment.
Evans calculated the tides perfectly once again, and we had the benefit of three knots free while we raced around the famous headland.
with the sheets eased.
verb
they were freed from jail
release from captivity, confinement, or slavery.
adjective
I have no ambitions other than to have a happy life and be free
not under the control or in the power of another; able to act or be done as one wishes.
she lifted the cat free
not physically restrained, obstructed, or fixed; unimpeded.
translation of 'free'
বাধাবন্ধহীন,
বন্ধনমুক্ত
adverb
মুক্তভাবে,
বিনা মাসুলে,
স্বাধীনভাবে,
অবাধে,
বিনামূল্যে
verb
স্বচ্ছন্দ করা,
স্বাধীনতা দেত্তয়া,
মুক্তি দেত্তয়া,
মুক্ত করিয়া দেত্তয়া,
আজাদ করা,
ত্রাণ করা,
মুক্তি করা,
মুক্ত করা,
বিমুক্ত করা,
উদ্ধার করা
adjective
অনর্গল,
বেফাঁস,
সাবলীল,
স্বচ্ছন্দ,
বন্ধনহীন,
স্বাধীন,
নিষ্কলঙ্ক,
মাসুলহীন,
অশ্লীল,
স্বতন্ত্র,
অনিরুদ্ধ,
অবাধ,
ঢুঢু,
ধৃষ্ট,
নির্বাধ,
উদার,
আজাদ,
সংযোগহীন,
উদাম,
রাজী,
অব্যাহত,
মুক্ত,
রূচিবিরোধী,
প্রস্তুত,
উদ্ধত,
নির্মল,
অমার্জিত,
অসংযুক্ত,
মুক্তহস্ত,
নির্দোষ,
রেহাইপ্রাপ্ত,
মনখোলা,
স্বৈর
example
we've no 'free' rooms at the minute
'free' convection
A 1970s shopping mall in the middle of the estate could also be flattened to 'free' up more land for homes.
In Swedish, the indefinite article is a 'free' morpheme, whereas the definite article is a suffix to the noun.
Sometimes we allow Andy unlimited 'free' time to pursue his interests.
In other words, the domains in which a pronominal must be 'free' are much more restricted than those in which an anaphor can be bound.
Member states are 'free' to choose their own design on the other side of the card.
in a 'free' society
With a hardy tug that caused me to fall over it came 'free' , releasing Kage at last.
They have spent years in prison only to be let 'free' with a pardon, an apology and several thousand pounds of compensation.
And then he wrenched himself 'free' from my grasp and shut his eyes.
Control of the arts by government is a Soviet ambition and, as such, should strenuously be resisted in a 'free' society.
The schooner had a 'free' wind, and was substantially running before it.
The pursuit of pleasure must be seen as a personal matter of the 'free' citizen.
Lord Prosser's recent retirement has left him 'free' to air his opinions.
we had to cut the driver 'free' from the car
this will help us 'free' space
It has been said that a 'free' press is more valuable than an elected legislature.
The 'free' citizens of Hodge Hill bettered that: only 37 per cent bothered to vote.
An appreciable amount of carbon dioxide, unlike oxygen, is also 'free' in solution in the plasma.
If you don't like something about the story, please fell 'free' to tell me.
'free' us from sin
The Trust will shortly open a Help Centre in the city to provide counselling for patients 'free' of cost.
This event is 'free' and open to the public, so be sure to invite your friends and colleagues!
The gig is 'free' and doors open at 8.30 pm, but remember you need a Union member to sign you in.
He recently overheard two children in one of the palace's galleries saying to one another that maybe one of the workstations was 'free' now and they could go back to it.
Her hands flailed wildly, searching for anything to help her 'free' herself from his grip.
He said it was essential for parents to create a proper environment in the home if they want their children to live a life 'free' of crime.
The abolition of 'free' sight tests in 1988 had a profound effect on opticians and led to consolidation in the industry.
Ariola, who is no longer cold, but is 'free' with her kisses, is told that her period of amorous governance is almost finished.
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