Examples of using Freely in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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All children deserve to live freely.
Maureen Freely said:“In his every work, Lemn Sissay returns to the underworld he inhabited as an unclaimed child.
Open Freely is a standalone application which can open any kind of document, media or compressed file.
Writer Maureen Freely, one of the judges, said:‘In his every work, Lemn Sissay returns to the underworld he
Spark will be open and freely licensable to hardware manufacturers and others who are interested.
When they can't float freely, due to being stacked together, they can't perform this job properly which can result in illness and disease.
I have consciously and freely chosen to forego marriage for the sake of the Kingdom of God, which is a sacrifice.
After all, the U.S. is unlikely to allow Brazilian agricultural products to freely compete with those produced by U.S. rural voters.
You will also become the ruler of this country. Wearing this crown, you can fly freely in the sky with the people of this country, not with me.
Technology does not stand still, and finally there is an opportunity to freely engage in such an exciting business for anyone.
When you have free ability for people to freely work together
This clog makes it difficult for the oil to flow freely, which causes the pore itself to enlarge.
Despite an arrest warrant issued in 1987, Vogel moved freely in Poland and was eventually arrested in 1998 in Switzerland.
The Lord freely takes the initiative and no one can
Nor has he freely taken any responsibility for all the harm he's caused.
Consequently, these clogs render it tough for the oil to flow freely, thereby causing the pores to get enlarged.
They were able to go see natural freely without the limits of reality!
Comcreating provides 1 percent spare parts freely, including LED module, power supply, fan,
Not many times the beauties drop freely around the road, even on the red carpet.
Hopefully, it will help you start using your gear more freely without fear of being confronted by your subjects.
