free-floating

free-float·ing

(frē′flō′tĭng)

adj.

1. Not committed or decided.

2. Experienced without an obvious basis or cause: free-floating anxiety.

3. Capable of free movement; not bound.

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free-floating

adj

unattached or uncommitted, as to a cause, a party, etc

ˌfree-ˈfloater n

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free′-float′ing

adj.

1. lacking an apparent cause, focus, or object; generalized: free-floating anxiety.

2. uncommitted; independent: free-floating voters.

3. capable of relatively free movement.

[1920–25]

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Translations

free-floating

[ˌfriːˈfləʊtɪŋ] ADJ → libre, que flota libremente

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free-floating

adj → nicht gebunden, unabhängig; currency, exchange rate → frei konvertierbar

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free-floating

[friːˈfləutɪŋ] adj (currency, exchange rate) → fluttuante

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free-floating

adj (anxiety, etc.) flotante

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