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Meanings of open licence in English

Russian
лицензия свободного по
Portuguese
licença libre
Catalan
llicència lliure
Spanish
licencia libre
Wikidata

Type of license used for free content or free software.

      лицензия свободного по
      Synonyms
      Examples for "ol"
      Examples for "ol"
      1
      Is we trying to create some friendly competition with dear ol' Peeves?
      James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
      2
      Serve with potato wedges and vegetables, and some good ol' mulled wine.
      The South African
      3
      By then my father was existing on the good ol' boy network.
      Shadow men
      4
      The bartender said, Yeah, you did ol' Earl Hocutt a good deed.
      Swan Song
      5
      He said, 'You're startin' to turn out like your ol' daddy, darlin'.
      Jitterbug Perfume
      1
      Another user clapped back saying she disagrees, as it's just a free license to fornication.
      The South African
      2
      However, this is absolutely not a free license for officers to forcefully take their blood.
      The South African
      3
      But no one either assaulted or challenged him, although he gave his tongue free license.
      Perley's Reminiscences, v. 1-2 / of Sixty Years in the National ...
      4
      It is the only way MacNair can hold them-byallowing them free license at frequent intervals.
      The Gun-Brand
      5
      Oth's spine gave his tongue free license.
      The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 67, May, 1863 / A Magazine ...
      1
      In appropriate open source fashion, the researchers have released the data under an open license so other researchers can mine it for insights.
      Wired
      2
      Even a partial archive would place an impossible burden on the BBC's infrastructure, so open licenses will make the Creative Archive possible.
      Wired
      1
      This open -content license ensures that Wikipedia's content will always remain free.
      Wired
      Usage of open licence in English
      1
      They cover items worth at least £132m but almost certainly significantly more since equipment approved by " open licences" is not counted individually.
      The Guardian