free in Japanese
free in Japanese is 自由, そのままの, 解放 — free means not under the control of someone else; not imprisoned or restricted.
free in Japanese
自由
Pronounced: jiyuu
自由
Pronounced: jiyuu
(abstract) Unconstrained.
そのままの
Pronounced: sonomamano
(abstract) Unconstrained.
そのままの
Pronounced: sonomamano
Unobstructed, without blockages.
解放
Pronounced: kaihō
(transitive) To make free; set at liberty; release.
What does "free" mean?
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adj Not under the control of someone else; not imprisoned or restricted.
"After years of conflict, the country finally became free."
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adj Costing nothing; available without payment.
"The museum is free on the first Sunday of every month."
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adj Not currently occupied or in use.
"Is this seat free, or is someone sitting there?"
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verb To release someone or something from confinement or restriction.
"The activists campaigned for years to free the wrongly convicted man."
free in a sentence
- After years of conflict, the country finally became free.
- The bird was set free from its cage.
- The museum is free on the first Sunday of every month.
- They gave out free samples at the supermarket entrance.
Similar words in Japanese
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Frequently asked questions
What is "free" in Japanese?
"free" in Japanese is 自由, そのままの, 解放. free means: Not under the control of someone else; not imprisoned or restricted.
How do you pronounce 自由?
"free" in Japanese is 自由, pronounced "jiyuu".
How do you use "free" in a sentence?
Example: "After years of conflict, the country finally became free." In Japanese, "free" is 自由, そのままの, 解放.
Are there other ways to say "free" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "free": 自由, そのままの, 解放.
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