英:[ˌfri:ˈwi:lɪŋ]
美:[ˈfriˈhwilɪŋ, -ˈwi-]
英:[ˌfri:ˈwi:lɪŋ]
美:[ˈfriˈhwilɪŋ, -ˈwi-]
free·wheel·ing
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词根:freewheel
adj.freestyle 自由式的
adv.freestyle 自由地;随心所欲地
n.freestyle 自由式
freewheel 自由轮
vi.freewheel 靠惯性滑行;随心所欲
adjective
free and loose in form or manner: such as
heedless of social norms or niceties
the raider style of his freewheeling father—Garry Wills
not repressed or restrained a freewheeling competitive spirit
freewheeling promiscuity
not bound by formal rules, procedures, or guidelines
a freewheeling investigation
loose and undisciplined : not defensive
a freewheeling style of hockey
The first known use of freewheeling was in 1931
freneticadjective
frenzied, frantic
French1 of 2adjective
of or relating to France, its people, or their language
French2 of 2noun
the Romance language of the French
French plural the people of France
freight1 of 2noun
the amount paid (as to a shipping company) for carrying goods
goods or cargo carried by ship, train, truck, or airplane
the carrying of goods from one place to another by vehicle
ship the order by freight
a train that carries freight
freight2 of 2verb
to load for transportation
to ship by freight
freighternoun
a person who carries or ships freight
a ship or airplane used chiefly to carry freight
freight1 of 2noun
the amount paid (as to a shipping company) for carrying goods
goods or cargo carried by ship, train, truck, or airplane
the carrying of goods from one place to another by vehicle
ship the order by freight
a train that carries freight
freight2 of 2verb
to load for transportation
to ship by freight
freight1 of 2noun
the amount paid (as to a shipping company) for carrying goods
goods or cargo carried by ship, train, truck, or airplane
the carrying of goods from one place to another by vehicle
ship the order by freight
a train that carries freight
freight2 of 2verb
to load for transportation
to ship by freight
freezernoun
a compartment, device, or room for freezing food or keeping it frozen
freezernoun
a compartment, device, or room for freezing food or keeping it frozen
freewill1 of 2adjective
of or done by one's own free will : voluntary
a freewill offering
free will2 of 2noun
one's own choice or decision
freewheelingadjective
free and loose in form or mannerespecially: not held back by rules, duties, or worries
led a freewheeling life in the city
1 The work’s twin solo violin lines were played with such virtuosic fire and lively interaction by Ms. Podger and Walter Reiter that those comparatively freewheeling touches were an enhancement rather than a distraction.
2 On the descents, cyclists spin past cars, freewheeling downhill at tremendous speed.
在坡道上,自行车手飞驰着超越了一辆辆汽车,靠着惯性一路疾冲下山。
3 It seems the event will be more like a graduation ceremony than the freewheeling party of years past.
4 As a bandleader, this 83-year-old National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master encourages his combo to embrace an open, freewheeling approach to post-bop.
5 India’s freewheeling TV news channels have also given wall-to-wall coverage to the case, with many of them siding with the narcotics agency.
6 What’s at least clear is that the freewheeling, free-spirited vibe of the Mothers of Invention made a deep impression on McCartney and his creative headspace.
7 Altchek discovered the post and gave Pavelski a warning, excusing the offense as a byproduct of what the Times calls a “freewheeling office culture.”
8 This instability suits the freewheeling, episodic structure, even if Gary wears out his welcome.
9 Especially in these later paintings, he created an autonomous universe through the flattened picture planes, in which figures, fish, trees and geometric patterns jostle against one another in freewheeling abandon.
10 To those outside the arts, “a freewheeling jazz musician isn’t the most appealing,” she said.
11 Then he delivered a speech so freewheeling cutting and funny, honest, biting, critical, that I hope it's an excerpt from his rumored follow-up to his book "Chronicles."
12 He steeped himself in the sordid and the refined, the red-light bars and the villas, the decadence and the apprehension of a city whose freewheeling spirit was about to be extinguished by Nazi terror.
13 It is what Ralph Ellison — quoted here by Ashe — would likely call a "freewheeling assault upon the traditional forms of the American aesthetic."
14 Earlier this year, the production at the park was a freewheeling, democratic scene.
15 Working with a band that includes fiddle and pedal-steel, the duo have now recorded an eclectic, freewheeling set remarkable not just for its inter-twining guitars but for its vocals, too.
16 The border-hopping proclivities of classical composers and performers have become more pronounced in recent years, resulting in a freewheeling blend of genres and styles.
17 And it perfectly reflects the anxieties of four comfortably married, middle-class people who are starting to wonder if they’re missing out on the big, freewheeling party of the Age of Aquarius.
18 In recent years, as the show leaned more on freewheeling banter and less on monologue jokes, Richter has shined.
19 Their willingness to explore any personal experience, no matter how graphic or private, gave the story lines some of their emotional rawness and sexual frankness, and the set its warm, freewheeling atmosphere.
20 The freewheeling recording style gives the impression that the album is happening live.
2 随心所欲
free arbitrary uninhibited whimsy let yourself go let loose flirty freewheel unmolested footloose arbitrarily bag in way
4 无拘束
5 恣意的
6 不受束缚的
7 无拘束的
9 惯性滑行
10 滥花钱
11 无拘无束
uninhibited footloose chainless uninhibitedly unrestrainedly unrestraint unconstraint without restraint freely at your ease at home at ease
12 无拘无束的
13 飞轮的