free-range
ˌfriːˈreɪndʒ
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Definition of free-range - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
animalrelated to animals roaming freely outdoors
  • The farm sells free-range eggs.
2.
parentingUSdescribing a relaxed parenting styleUS
  • They practice free-range parenting with their kids.
easygoing lenient permissive
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Origin of free-range

English, free (not restricted) + range (area)

Terms with free-range included in their meaning

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physics
energy level range in solids for free electron movement
ranching
person who tends free-range cattle in the West
agriculture
man involved in free-range cattle business

Examples of free-range in a sentence

  • Free-range turkeys are popular during the holidays.
  • Their free-range approach allows kids to explore freely.
  • Free-range parenting encourages independence in children.

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  1. French:élevé en liberté, permissif, ...
  2. German:freilaufend, locker, ...
  3. Italian:all'aperto, ...
  4. Spanish:de campo, libre, ...
  5. Portuguese:criado ao ar livre, liberal, ...
  6. Chinese:散养的, 自由放任的, ...
  7. Japanese:放し飼いの, 自由な, ...
  8. Arabic:بلدي, حُرّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֹפֶשׁ, מְתִירָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:свободного выгула, свободный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вільно-вигульний, неконтрольований, ...
  12. Hindi:खुले में पाले गए, स्वतंत्र पालन-पोषण, ...

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