Usage of "more carefree"

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Uso de more carefree em inglês

Mrs. Nishimura wished her child's last year could have been more carefree. 
 The favorites: a novel 

David saw that Luke had somehow talked himself into a more carefree state of mind. 
 Eight Days of Luke 

Or was he simply harking back to the more carefree partying days of his youth? 
 The Guardian 

Yet her work is more carefree and loving than Goldin and less contrived than McGinley. 
 Wired 

He presents Anna with a picnic hamper, a wicker relic from another, more carefree age. 
 Those who save us 

Gone are the vestiges of a more carefree youth. 
 BBC 

After the child leaves he becomes much more carefree. 
 The new yorker 

He looked more carefree, too, as if a weight had been lifted from his shoulders. 
 Patrick's destiny 

There were no more carefree nights by the ocean. 
 Futures 1 

Frankie Fell In Love, Dream Baby Dream and Just Like Fire Would offer more carefree delights. 
 The Irish Times 

But, having adopted a new more carefree mindset, the 37-year-old came within a whisker of a maiden title. 
 The Irish Times 

Gina had been playing baseball at the time, looking more carefree than she had since arriving in Wyoming. 
 To catch a thief 

Despite the poverty, there was another, more carefree side to life which respected the arts, heritage and traditions. 
 The Irish Times 

Teams who still need points take greater risks; teams who have nothing left to play for become more carefree. 
 The Guardian 

I'd of been more carefree. 
 Ma Pettengill 

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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Significados de more carefree em inglês