freely

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free·ly /ˈfriːli/ adverbadv

1 without anyone stopping or limiting something 自由地；不受限制地

the country’s first freely elected president

該國首位自由選舉産生的總統

EU members are allowed to travel freely between member states.

歐盟成員國國民可以在成員國之間自由旅行。

talk/speak/write etc freely

In France he could write freely, without fear of arrest.

在法國，他可以自由寫作而不必擔心被捕。

We went outside so that we could talk freely without being overheard.

我們走到外面，這樣就可以自由暢談而不會被人聽到。

2 if something moves freely, it moves smoothly and nothing prevents it from doing this 無阻礙地，暢通地

She was breathing freely.

她呼吸順暢。

If your muscles are tense, blood cannot circulate freely.

如果肌肉緊張，血液就不能暢通地循環。

The injury prevented him from moving freely.

這次受傷使他不能活動自如。

3 freely available AVAILABLEvery easy to obtain 唾手可得的

Information is freely available on the Internet.

因特網上信息唾手可得。

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freely available• The office facilities which include a duplicator and photocopier are freely available. 4.• Now that facilities will be freely available and not the subject of constant negotiation we hope that even more undergraduates will participate.• She says the files she looked at weren't confidential and were freely available for consultation by any senior member of staff.• Nine items that a freely available on both sides of the channel.• It's freely available on the Internet and used as the core of many ISPs' Windows 3.x bundles.• There is no need to have any security inquiry into that document because it uses published, freely available sources.• Services such as cooking, laundry and the education of children are freely available to all.• Good relations between partners depend on their sharing equally the work and making their findings freely available to each other.• Contraceptives are freely available without prescription in pharmacies.

4 freely admit/acknowledge something ADMITto agree that something is true, even though telling the truth is difficult or embarrassing 坦率地承認某事物

They freely admitted using the drug.

他們坦率地承認吸毒。

5 LOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNTgenerously and willingly 慷慨地，大方地

She gave freely to charity.

她慷慨捐獻善款。

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freely• Thomas could not find anyone with whom he could speak freely.• This allows harmonics and noise to pass freely.• Foreign tourists will be allowed to leave the country freely.• If your muscles are tense and tight, blood cannot circulate freely.• Ms. Tate freely acknowledges that she hasn't paid the fines, but argues she should not have to.• I freely admit I made many mistakes.• This he freely admitted, although, even so, neither he nor Mama would ever reveal what his real name was.• The personal consequences of complete isolation in hospital for patients and families who have previously socialised freely are potentially enormous.• Mrs. Atwood's note said that she freely chose to end her life.• You tell them that this is the card that they have freely chosen.• Gamers freely download them from myriad sites.• the country's first freely elected president• Sugar is given away freely in restaurants.• He enters freely into public debate from his close attention to most subjects, but he is no Orator.• She told me so freely on more than one occasion.• For most of the year, farmers allow the sheep to roam freely on the hillsides.• TV companies need the ability to operate freely, with the minimum of government interference, • In England he could write freely, without fear of arrest.

travel freely• We can't hold meetings or travel freely.• Ernest Bevin's utopian vision of going to Victoria Station and travelling freely abroad without documents of identity has finally faded.• The eyes can travel freely along the series of dots comprising the line.• He and his wife Mary lived in London, unable to travel freely and even avoided by some of his fellow scientists.• Traffic was travelling freely, east and west, along the North Circular Road yesterday.

circulate freely• A buffet meal is much easier and more sociable, enabling you to circulate freely.• Avoid very sweaty armpits because sweat quickly decomposes in areas where air does not circulate freely.• They like open situations where fresh air can move through and circulate freely.• Other cell types - leucocytes and blood platelets - spend much of their time circulating freely and thus showing no adhesive interactions.• Boards should be positioned in storage so that air can circulate freely around both main faces.• The principle is to support the crop above the ground and to allow the air to circulate freely through it.

gave freely• She was talkative and forthright in her opinions, which she gave freely and often without the qualification for doing so.• He gave freely of his services over a wide field of interests.• He was a friendly and generous man, who gave freely to the poor.

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