Frei

[ frey ]

noun

1. E·duar·do [e-, dwahr, -, th, aw], 1911–82, Chilean statesman: president 1964–70.

Example Sentences

Sayed Jalees and Ursula Frei embraced their daughter, and made sure the rest of the family knew it.

From The Daily Beast

“Unfortunately, the Jesuits failed to imbue me with the true Christian faith,” Castro told Frei Betto.

From The Daily Beast

A turning point was the papacy of John Paul II, with whom Fidel “had fantastic chemistry”, according to Frei Betto.

From The Daily Beast

Arbeit Macht Frei was an instance of the Big Lie, a promise of liberation to those who labored in the Nazi death camps.

From The Daily Beast

BBC America and BBC World News will be helmed by anchors David Dimbleby and Matt Frei.

From The Daily Beast

Frei bersetzt aus dem Franzoesischen, verbreitet un' bearbeitet.

From Project Gutenberg

Umgearbeitet frei vun der berhmter russischer Komdie "Rewisor."

From Project Gutenberg

In diesem Sinne ist der Mensch frei, sobald sich das Gewissen in ihm entwickelt.

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This ruling found expression in the famous saying: Stadtluft macht frei, “town-air renders free.”

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There were two kinds of clavichords—the fretted or gebunden and the fret-free or bund-frei.

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