Definition of child-free in English:

child-free

adjective

1Not having any children, especially by choice.
a child-free woman who likes to travel
my husband and I are child-free
Example sentencesExamples
- One minute, you're child-free, and the next your life is 12 diapers a day, cuddles, cries, coos, and a fuzzy memory of what life was like Before Baby.
- I would recommend this store to child-free people trying to buy a gift for a baby/young child.
- Single and child-free, her career soared.
- I'm gleefully child-free, so I'll admit to not following these issues as closely as a parent would.
- She's been married and child-free for three and a half years.
- The 57-year-old says she is still happily unmarried and child-free.
- Most child-free women are constantly forced to justify their choice to their family, friends, work colleagues, even to strangers.
- Many childfree adults have set up scholarship funds to help young people who are working hard in school.
- The child-free couple who lives on one side of us regularly throws house concerts that run late.
- I am 35 and child-free by choice and it is amazing the amount of guilt trips I get.
1. 1.1 Denoting an environment, event, etc. from which children are excluded or absent.
  a child-free pool
  child-free flights
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are some ships that don't allow any children on board at any price, including P&O Cruises out of the UK, which has three ships offering child-free cruises.
  Child-free hotels and child-free restaurants are a great idea, and I wish I could visit them more often.
  The company offers child-free cinema-going.
  We finally took advantage of the resort's nanny service so we could enjoy a couple of child-free dinners.
  The restaurant says it will continue to serve its kids' menu until 7pm, then customers may dine in a child-free environment until the 10pm closing time.
  In addition to seats with extra legroom on short to mid-haul trips, passengers will be able to book a child-free area on board, or a dedicated family zone.
  They should have child free flights; I would pay extra for that.
  Quiet moments are possible in child-free zones, but really, the resort is so spacious that others seem to melt into the warm haze and it never feels crowded.
  They valued escaping to the peace of a child-free guesthouse each night.
  Exclusive areas such as child-free saunas, spa areas and common spaces provide a cozy atmosphere.

Definition of child-free in US English:

child-free

adjectiveˌCHīldˈfrē

1Not having any children, especially by choice.
a child-free woman who likes to travel
my husband and I are child-free
Example sentencesExamples
- One minute, you're child-free, and the next your life is 12 diapers a day, cuddles, cries, coos, and a fuzzy memory of what life was like Before Baby.
- I would recommend this store to child-free people trying to buy a gift for a baby/young child.
- I'm gleefully child-free, so I'll admit to not following these issues as closely as a parent would.
- Single and child-free, her career soared.
- The child-free couple who lives on one side of us regularly throws house concerts that run late.
- She's been married and child-free for three and a half years.
- The 57-year-old says she is still happily unmarried and child-free.
- Most child-free women are constantly forced to justify their choice to their family, friends, work colleagues, even to strangers.
- Many childfree adults have set up scholarship funds to help young people who are working hard in school.
- I am 35 and child-free by choice and it is amazing the amount of guilt trips I get.
1. 1.1 Denoting an environment, event, etc. from which children are excluded or absent.
  a child-free pool
  child-free flights
  Example sentencesExamples
  We finally took advantage of the resort's nanny service so we could enjoy a couple of child-free dinners.
  In addition to seats with extra legroom on short to mid-haul trips, passengers will be able to book a child-free area on board, or a dedicated family zone.
  They should have child free flights; I would pay extra for that.
  The company offers child-free cinema-going.
  Exclusive areas such as child-free saunas, spa areas and common spaces provide a cozy atmosphere.
  Child-free hotels and child-free restaurants are a great idea, and I wish I could visit them more often.
  There are some ships that don't allow any children on board at any price, including P&O Cruises out of the UK, which has three ships offering child-free cruises.
  Quiet moments are possible in child-free zones, but really, the resort is so spacious that others seem to melt into the warm haze and it never feels crowded.
  They valued escaping to the peace of a child-free guesthouse each night.
  The restaurant says it will continue to serve its kids' menu until 7pm, then customers may dine in a child-free environment until the 10pm closing time.

单词	child-free
释义	Definition of child-free in English: child-free adjective 1Not having any children, especially by choice. a child-free woman who likes to travel my husband and I are child-free Example sentencesExamples One minute, you're child-free, and the next your life is 12 diapers a day, cuddles, cries, coos, and a fuzzy memory of what life was like Before Baby. I would recommend this store to child-free people trying to buy a gift for a baby/young child. Single and child-free, her career soared. I'm gleefully child-free, so I'll admit to not following these issues as closely as a parent would. She's been married and child-free for three and a half years. The 57-year-old says she is still happily unmarried and child-free. Most child-free women are constantly forced to justify their choice to their family, friends, work colleagues, even to strangers. Many childfree adults have set up scholarship funds to help young people who are working hard in school. The child-free couple who lives on one side of us regularly throws house concerts that run late. I am 35 and child-free by choice and it is amazing the amount of guilt trips I get. 1.1 Denoting an environment, event, etc. from which children are excluded or absent. a child-free pool child-free flights Example sentencesExamples There are some ships that don't allow any children on board at any price, including P&O Cruises out of the UK, which has three ships offering child-free cruises. Child-free hotels and child-free restaurants are a great idea, and I wish I could visit them more often. The company offers child-free cinema-going. We finally took advantage of the resort's nanny service so we could enjoy a couple of child-free dinners. The restaurant says it will continue to serve its kids' menu until 7pm, then customers may dine in a child-free environment until the 10pm closing time. In addition to seats with extra legroom on short to mid-haul trips, passengers will be able to book a child-free area on board, or a dedicated family zone. They should have child free flights; I would pay extra for that. Quiet moments are possible in child-free zones, but really, the resort is so spacious that others seem to melt into the warm haze and it never feels crowded. They valued escaping to the peace of a child-free guesthouse each night. Exclusive areas such as child-free saunas, spa areas and common spaces provide a cozy atmosphere. Definition of child-free in US English: child-free adjectiveˌCHīldˈfrē 1Not having any children, especially by choice. a child-free woman who likes to travel my husband and I are child-free Example sentencesExamples One minute, you're child-free, and the next your life is 12 diapers a day, cuddles, cries, coos, and a fuzzy memory of what life was like Before Baby. I would recommend this store to child-free people trying to buy a gift for a baby/young child. I'm gleefully child-free, so I'll admit to not following these issues as closely as a parent would. Single and child-free, her career soared. The child-free couple who lives on one side of us regularly throws house concerts that run late. She's been married and child-free for three and a half years. The 57-year-old says she is still happily unmarried and child-free. Most child-free women are constantly forced to justify their choice to their family, friends, work colleagues, even to strangers. Many childfree adults have set up scholarship funds to help young people who are working hard in school. I am 35 and child-free by choice and it is amazing the amount of guilt trips I get. 1.1 Denoting an environment, event, etc. from which children are excluded or absent. a child-free pool child-free flights Example sentencesExamples We finally took advantage of the resort's nanny service so we could enjoy a couple of child-free dinners. In addition to seats with extra legroom on short to mid-haul trips, passengers will be able to book a child-free area on board, or a dedicated family zone. They should have child free flights; I would pay extra for that. The company offers child-free cinema-going. Exclusive areas such as child-free saunas, spa areas and common spaces provide a cozy atmosphere. Child-free hotels and child-free restaurants are a great idea, and I wish I could visit them more often. There are some ships that don't allow any children on board at any price, including P&O Cruises out of the UK, which has three ships offering child-free cruises. Quiet moments are possible in child-free zones, but really, the resort is so spacious that others seem to melt into the warm haze and it never feels crowded. They valued escaping to the peace of a child-free guesthouse each night. The restaurant says it will continue to serve its kids' menu until 7pm, then customers may dine in a child-free environment until the 10pm closing time.
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