むりょう
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. free (of charge); gratuitous
Is all of this free!?
Pitch accent
む
りょう
む
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Composed of
nothing; naught; nought; un-; non-
fee; charge; rate; material
Used in vocabulary (11 in total)
free trial (of a service, software, course, etc.)
being available for free (broadcast) online
no-charge call (e.g. via Skype, etc.); toll-free call
Examples (35 in total)
I assumed it was free.
It's free.
This is free.
This one is free.
Is it free?
Admission is free.
Why is it free?
This call is free.
This newspaper is free.
This is a free service.
That parking lot is free.
This pamphlet is free of charge.
The goods will be delivered free of charge.
This booklet is free of charge.
We shall do this free of charge.
It is free if you just listen.
Buy two, get one free.
My father got a drink for free.
I don't translate for free.
I got the ticket for free.
I got the tickets for free.
This garden is open to the public and it's free.
Sunlight, at least, is always free.
Free advice isn't always good advice.
"Are the drinks free?" "Only for ladies."
This ticket entitles you to a free meal.
Articles bought here will be delivered free of charge.
Children under three are admitted free of charge.
The record concert is free of charge and is open to everyone.
She is married to an English teacher, so she can take lessons free of charge.
Some hospitals hand out free samples of baby milk.
The Toyo Hotel has a free transportation service from the airport to the hotel for their guests.
I drank free mint tea with Nicolas this evening at the restaurant.
Should the word processor go wrong, we guarantee to replace it free of charge.
Mike was very kind. He got my car repaired for free.