Definition of free agent in English:

free agent

noun

1A person who does not have any commitments that restrict their actions.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not just for free agents, knowledge workers, and serial entrepreneurs.
- But human beings are only more or less free agents, often less.
- It will be first time since she joined the police in 1973 that Dame Elizabeth will be a free agent.
- But, as the story unfolds, it is clear that all the characters are self-deluded, the victims of events as much as free agents.
- He has led a dynasty in a free agent, salary-capped era in which such dominance was presumed to be impossible.
- In fact, free agents are safer in an economic storm than their job-holding counterparts.
- It is not that they are indispensable, either on payroll or as free agents; their knowledge and skills are.
- He allows her to travel with him on the condition that it is a temporary arrangement - that he is a free agent and is not in any way committed to her.
- These factors have served as a catalyst for the emergence of workers who consider themselves free agents.
- Part worker, part owner, free agents have crossed over the industrial relations divide.
- However, we should keep in mind that Senators to some extent are free agents.
- Some would be free agents, shopping themselves around to the most alluring companies.
- The key is that the mother is not a free agent and there will never be a separate family home provided by the state.
- And the girl began to think of herself as a free agent, unbound by the presumptions of heredity.
- Benji was a free agent, and equally keen on his prospective employers.
- The dot com revolution spawned a whole new generation of savvy, job hopping free agents who each said proudly they were their own security.
- People remain free agents; nothing is certain or predictable.
1. 1.1 A sports player who is not bound by a contract and so is eligible to join any team.
  Example sentencesExamples
  They will become free agents only if the team doesn't tender them contracts by December 20.
  The team focused on signing free agents and drafting players that would put the team before themselves.
  The team acquired eight players as free agents or in the draft who have started three or more games.
  Once they decide on two or three players, the other free agents will have to scramble to find a big contract elsewhere.
  The team will focus on keeping its players rather than signing free agents.

Definition of free agent in US English:

free agent

nounfri ˈeɪdʒəntfrē ˈājənt

1A person who does not have any commitments that restrict their actions.
Example sentencesExamples
- And the girl began to think of herself as a free agent, unbound by the presumptions of heredity.
- The key is that the mother is not a free agent and there will never be a separate family home provided by the state.
- Benji was a free agent, and equally keen on his prospective employers.
- He allows her to travel with him on the condition that it is a temporary arrangement - that he is a free agent and is not in any way committed to her.
- The dot com revolution spawned a whole new generation of savvy, job hopping free agents who each said proudly they were their own security.
- In fact, free agents are safer in an economic storm than their job-holding counterparts.
- It is not that they are indispensable, either on payroll or as free agents; their knowledge and skills are.
- Part worker, part owner, free agents have crossed over the industrial relations divide.
- These factors have served as a catalyst for the emergence of workers who consider themselves free agents.
- However, we should keep in mind that Senators to some extent are free agents.
- But human beings are only more or less free agents, often less.
- But, as the story unfolds, it is clear that all the characters are self-deluded, the victims of events as much as free agents.
- People remain free agents; nothing is certain or predictable.
- He has led a dynasty in a free agent, salary-capped era in which such dominance was presumed to be impossible.
- Some would be free agents, shopping themselves around to the most alluring companies.
- It's not just for free agents, knowledge workers, and serial entrepreneurs.
- It will be first time since she joined the police in 1973 that Dame Elizabeth will be a free agent.
1. 1.1 A sports player who is not bound by a contract and so is eligible to join any team.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Once they decide on two or three players, the other free agents will have to scramble to find a big contract elsewhere.
  They will become free agents only if the team doesn't tender them contracts by December 20.
  The team acquired eight players as free agents or in the draft who have started three or more games.
  The team will focus on keeping its players rather than signing free agents.
  The team focused on signing free agents and drafting players that would put the team before themselves.

单词	free agent
释义	Definition of free agent in English: free agent noun 1A person who does not have any commitments that restrict their actions. Example sentencesExamples It's not just for free agents, knowledge workers, and serial entrepreneurs. But human beings are only more or less free agents, often less. It will be first time since she joined the police in 1973 that Dame Elizabeth will be a free agent. But, as the story unfolds, it is clear that all the characters are self-deluded, the victims of events as much as free agents. He has led a dynasty in a free agent, salary-capped era in which such dominance was presumed to be impossible. In fact, free agents are safer in an economic storm than their job-holding counterparts. It is not that they are indispensable, either on payroll or as free agents; their knowledge and skills are. He allows her to travel with him on the condition that it is a temporary arrangement - that he is a free agent and is not in any way committed to her. These factors have served as a catalyst for the emergence of workers who consider themselves free agents. Part worker, part owner, free agents have crossed over the industrial relations divide. However, we should keep in mind that Senators to some extent are free agents. Some would be free agents, shopping themselves around to the most alluring companies. The key is that the mother is not a free agent and there will never be a separate family home provided by the state. And the girl began to think of herself as a free agent, unbound by the presumptions of heredity. Benji was a free agent, and equally keen on his prospective employers. The dot com revolution spawned a whole new generation of savvy, job hopping free agents who each said proudly they were their own security. People remain free agents; nothing is certain or predictable. 1.1 A sports player who is not bound by a contract and so is eligible to join any team. Example sentencesExamples They will become free agents only if the team doesn't tender them contracts by December 20. The team focused on signing free agents and drafting players that would put the team before themselves. The team acquired eight players as free agents or in the draft who have started three or more games. Once they decide on two or three players, the other free agents will have to scramble to find a big contract elsewhere. The team will focus on keeping its players rather than signing free agents. Definition of free agent in US English: free agent nounfri ˈeɪdʒəntfrē ˈājənt 1A person who does not have any commitments that restrict their actions. Example sentencesExamples And the girl began to think of herself as a free agent, unbound by the presumptions of heredity. The key is that the mother is not a free agent and there will never be a separate family home provided by the state. Benji was a free agent, and equally keen on his prospective employers. He allows her to travel with him on the condition that it is a temporary arrangement - that he is a free agent and is not in any way committed to her. The dot com revolution spawned a whole new generation of savvy, job hopping free agents who each said proudly they were their own security. In fact, free agents are safer in an economic storm than their job-holding counterparts. It is not that they are indispensable, either on payroll or as free agents; their knowledge and skills are. Part worker, part owner, free agents have crossed over the industrial relations divide. These factors have served as a catalyst for the emergence of workers who consider themselves free agents. However, we should keep in mind that Senators to some extent are free agents. But human beings are only more or less free agents, often less. But, as the story unfolds, it is clear that all the characters are self-deluded, the victims of events as much as free agents. People remain free agents; nothing is certain or predictable. He has led a dynasty in a free agent, salary-capped era in which such dominance was presumed to be impossible. Some would be free agents, shopping themselves around to the most alluring companies. It's not just for free agents, knowledge workers, and serial entrepreneurs. It will be first time since she joined the police in 1973 that Dame Elizabeth will be a free agent. 1.1 A sports player who is not bound by a contract and so is eligible to join any team. Example sentencesExamples Once they decide on two or three players, the other free agents will have to scramble to find a big contract elsewhere. They will become free agents only if the team doesn't tender them contracts by December 20. The team acquired eight players as free agents or in the draft who have started three or more games. The team will focus on keeping its players rather than signing free agents. The team focused on signing free agents and drafting players that would put the team before themselves.
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