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парикмахерскую
Aventurero
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
freewheeling [Am ˈfriˌ(h)wilɪŋ, Brit ˌfriːˈwiːlɪŋ] ADJ ugs
1. freewheeling (adventurous, irresponsible):
freewheeling Am
irresponsable
freewheeling Am
alocado
a risky, freewheeling style of play
un estilo de juego arriesgado y audaz
2. freewheeling (carefree):
freewheeling Brit
despreocupado
I. freewheel [Am ˈfri(h)wil, Brit friːˈwiːl] VERB intr
he freewheeled down the hill (on bike)
bajó la cuesta sin pedalear
he freewheeled down the hill (in car)
bajó la cuesta en punto muerto
he just freewheels through life
va rodando por la vida
II. freewheel [Am ˈfri(h)wil, Brit friːˈwiːl] SUBST
freewheel
piñón m libre
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
piñón libre
freewheel
lanzarse a piñón libre
to freewheel
freewheel [ˌfri:ˈwi:l, Am ˈfri:wi:l] VERB intr
freewheel
ir en punto muerto
freewheel [ˈfri·hwil] VERB intr
freewheel
ir en punto muerto
Present
Ifreewheel
youfreewheel
he/she/itfreewheels
wefreewheel
youfreewheel
theyfreewheel
Past
Ifreewheeled
youfreewheeled
he/she/itfreewheeled
wefreewheeled
youfreewheeled
theyfreewheeled
Present Perfect
Ihavefreewheeled
youhavefreewheeled
he/she/ithasfreewheeled
wehavefreewheeled
youhavefreewheeled
theyhavefreewheeled
Past Perfect
Ihadfreewheeled
youhadfreewheeled
he/she/ithadfreewheeled
wehadfreewheeled
youhadfreewheeled
theyhadfreewheeled
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When it was determined they could indeed have both a family and a freewheeling lifestyle, the married couple started scouting real estate.
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Others complained that the event was too serious and less fun than in its earlier, freewheeling days, and was too much of a corporate mixer.
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His freewheeling musings on life's irritations couldn't be less topical.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The system put the front axle and prop shaft into the gas-saving freewheeling mode from the driver's seat.
en.wikipedia.org
Talk of sustainability is fashionable and more than a little freewheeling; but it's not just a fad.
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