Freed Meaning in English
word · lemma: free
/ˈfɹid/
freed
/fɹˈiːd/
freed
التعريف
Released from control, captivity, or restraint; set free. Often used for people, animals, or things no longer held or limited.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
"Freed" is the past tense and past participle of "free" (verb). Most often implies being released from a physical or legal restriction, but can also refer to emotional or abstract constraints. Common phrases: "freed from prison", "freed his mind". Not to be confused with "freed up" (made available).
Spanish: liberado - puesto en libertadPortuguese (BR): libertado - soltoPortuguese (PT): libertado - soltoChinese (Simplified): 释放 - 解放Chinese (Traditional): 釋放 - 解放Hindi: मुक्त किया गयाArabic: حُرِّرَ - أُطلق سراحهBengali: মুক্ত করা হয়েছিল - ছাড়া পেয়েছিলRussian: освобождён - освобождённыйJapanese: 解放された - 自由になったVietnamese: được giải phóng - được thả tự doKorean: 풀려난 - 해방된Turkish: serbest bırakıldı - özgür bırakıldıUrdu: آزاد کیا گیاIndonesian: dibebaskan
جمل نموذجية
The prisoner was freed after ten years.
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She finally freed herself from worry.
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He felt freed when the truth came out.
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New evidence has freed several wrongly accused people.
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The lawyer freed her client with a strong argument.
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The bird was freed from its cage.
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