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Meanings of free time in English
Portuguese
férias Catalan
temps d'oci Usage of free time in English
1
But she said children still need free time to use their imaginations.
2
Need a new iOS app to sponge up all your free time?
3
Any chance you've got some free time late this afternoon or tomorrow?
4
I suppose the current situation gives me some free time at least.
5
Can you devote 10 percent of your free time to volunteer work?
6
The revelation changed the way he's spent his free time ever since.
7
I doubt there's been any free time to look into that more.
8
There's no free time with toddlers-none-andbothparents need the occasional break.
9
I'm over it, I said, suddenly possessive of my newfound free time.
10
In my free time: I'm an actress and a costumier as well.
11
He's got some free time these days, and his accent is hilarious.
12
Tom Hanks takes a vacation, and he can't handle the free time.
13
The women were in good spirits, evidently delighted at their free time.
14
In Iran, whenever we had free time, we got together with relatives.
15
It's hugely stressful and can easily consume your free time and relationships.
16
What else does an OCD superheroine think about in her free time?
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Free time through the time
Free time across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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