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| gen. |
odbijać więźnia; uwolnić; oswobadzać; uwalniać |
| quím. |
wolny |
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| gen. |
za darmochę |
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| gen. |
bezpłatny; bezpłatnie; darmowy; dowolny; swobodny niezależny, nieskrępowany |
| micr. |
wolny (Free time appears with a clear availability indicator and is seen as available when others view your Calendar. An appointment of zero duration, while visible in the selected block of time when viewing days, shows as free time to others) |
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| gen. |
nieodpłatny |
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| Inglés tesauro |
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| abrev., amer., jerg. |
freebie (The pillow was a freebie) |
| abrev., polím. |
f |
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| abrev. |
Free Referenda And Elections Electronically; Freedom Rights For Equal Expression; Freeserve, P. L. C.; Fund For Renewable Energy Everywhere; Feasibility of Rocket Energy Employment |
| abrev., cient. |
Forever Requiring Everyones Entitlements |
| abrev., educ. |
Federal Resources For Educational Excellence |
| abrev., med. |
First Response Emergency Evaluations |
| abrev., medios. |
Full Reactive Eyes Entertainment |
| abrev., mil. |
Fast Reaction Experimental Espionage |
| abrev., progr., IT |
Free Realtime Embedded Executive |
| abrev., rel. |
Friends Of Refugees Of Eastern Europe |
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| abrev. |
Freeman's King's Bench and Common |
| rein. |
Freeman's King's Bench and Common Pleas Reports |
