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Meanings of more carefree in anglès

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Usage of more carefree in anglès
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Mrs. Nishimura wished her child's last year could have been more carefree.
The favorites: a novel
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David saw that Luke had somehow talked himself into a more carefree state of mind.
Eight Days of Luke
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Or was he simply harking back to the more carefree partying days of his youth?
The Guardian
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Yet her work is more carefree and loving than Goldin and less contrived than McGinley.
Wired
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He presents Anna with a picnic hamper, a wicker relic from another, more carefree age.
Those who save us
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Gone are the vestiges of a more carefree youth.
BBC
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After the child leaves he becomes much more carefree.
The new yorker
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He looked more carefree, too, as if a weight had been lifted from his shoulders.
Patrick's destiny
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There were no more carefree nights by the ocean.
Futures 1
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Frankie Fell In Love, Dream Baby Dream and Just Like Fire Would offer more carefree delights.
The Irish Times
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But, having adopted a new more carefree mindset, the 37-year-old came within a whisker of a maiden title.
The Irish Times
12
Gina had been playing baseball at the time, looking more carefree than she had since arriving in Wyoming.
To catch a thief
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Despite the poverty, there was another, more carefree side to life which respected the arts, heritage and traditions.
The Irish Times
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Teams who still need points take greater risks; teams who have nothing left to play for become more carefree.
The Guardian
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I'd of been more carefree.
Ma Pettengill
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And like Buffett, the East Tennessee native has learned to paint pictures that transport the listener to a more carefree place.
Reuters
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