Are you free this afternoon? I don't have much free time.
not being used
Excuse me, is this seat free?
free from something ; free of something
without something bad
She was finally free from pain.
free 2 w / fri / verb (frees , free . ing , freed )
to make someone or something free He was freed after ten years in prison. Suffix
-free
( in adjectives ) not containing the bad thing mentioned sugar -free cola fat -free yogurt a smoke -free environment a tax -free savings account
free .dom О / 'tndom / noun
[ noncount ] being free
They gave their children too much freedom.
[ count, noncount ] the right to do or say what you want
freedom of speech free • way / ' friwei / noun [ count ]
a wide road where vehicles can travel fast the freeways of southern California
freeze Ф / friz / verb ( freez es , freez • ing , froze / frouz / has fro • zen / ' frouzn / )
to become hard because it is so cold. When water freezes , it becomes ice.
to make food very cold so that it stays fresh for a long time
frozen vegetables
to stop suddenly and stay very still The cat froze when it saw the bird. freeze to death
to be so cold that you die
freez • er / ' frizэr / noun [ count ]
an electric container that keeps food very cold ( frozen ) so that it stays fresh for a long time
—Look at refrigerator .
freez • ing / ' frizig / adjective
( informal )
very cold
Can you close the window? I'm freezing! Thesaurus
cold with a temperature that is lower than usual or lower than the human body; (used about food or drink) not heated: I'm not going into the lake - the water's too cold. ♦ Should I turn the heat on? I'm cold. ♦ to look/feel cold ♦ Would you like a cold drink? ♦ We're having cold chicken for lunch. cool (used especially about the weather) a little cold, often in a pleasant way: It's hot outside but it's nice and cool in here. ♦ a cool breeze (= a light wind ) ♦ Let's sit in the shade and keep cool. freezing ( informal )
(used about the temperature or people) extremely cold: It's freezing outside. ♦ freezing temperatures ♦ I'm freezing! Close the window! ♦ freezing cold weather —ANTONYM boiling
chilly (used especially about the weather) too cold to be comfortable: a chilly morning in November ♦ Bring a coat. It might get chilly later. ♦ She was beginning to feel chilly.
freez • ing point / ' frizig point /
( also freez .ing ) noun [ count, noncount ] ( physics ) the temperature at which a liquid freezes Water has a freezing point of 32° Fahrenheit, or 0° Celsius. Last night the temperature fell to six degrees below freezing .
freight / freit / noun [ noncount ]
things that trucks, ships, trains, and airplanes carry from one place to another a freight train
French fries / ' frentf fraiz / ( also fries ) noun [ plural ]
thin pieces of potato cooked in hot oil a hamburger with French fries
French toast / |frentf ' toust / noun [noncount]
bread that has been covered with a mixture of eggs and milk and then fried a piece of French toast
