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Перевод: freely

[наречие]
вольно; свободно; щедро; обильно; широко

Тезаурус:

1. He fought for the introduction of a free press, the right of everyone to travel freely, a sound convertible currency and the right to existence of a Polish opposition.
2. The room itself should be arranged to encourage the candidate to relax and talk freely.
3. True discipline must be self-discipline, freely accepted.
4. In the one Eastern Europe country where the communists had some claim to popular legitimacy in the past, opposition spokesmen freely proclaim: "Czechoslovakia has never been a communist country.
5. If you enjoy a meal where the wine and beer flows freely, then Austrian Classics" is just the thing for you, with its combination of champagne high spirits and Biergarten frolics.
6. "Service, if consciously and freely given, seemed to be the most appropriate way of achieving this end.
7. It would seem reasonable to define pain and to measure its intensity in terms of the amount of morphine which a patient freely chooses to take in order to restore his own comfort.
8. The significance was not that a testator's intentions were allowed to play more freely, but that for the first time the law was dealing with an open rather than a closed system, a system that offered unlimited possibilities for expansion.
9. For when God freely wills to take on Himself the world's suffering, He does so in order to absorb it, to transform it and to overcome it by the positive power of His eternal and unchanging love.
10. But I cannot abandon my identity now as I did so freely in those days of my youth.
11. Thus the raw materials of cotton and wool and the power of coal could be moved freely and cheaply.
12. Place them so that air can freely circulate around the back.
13. If there are a lot of people sitting in a room they'll just sit there and they won't communicate, whereas two or three or four or five residents will communicate quite freely - they don't feel inhibited or they don't feel they're interrupting somebody else's television programme or radio or something like that."