How is the word gratis translated from Spanish to English

Que no cuesta dinero.

Costing no money.

adjective
English translation
free

Examples with “gratis”

See how the word “gratis” is used in sentences

  • La entrada al museo es gratis los domingos. Entry to the museum is free on Sundays.

  • Después de diez años por fin quedó libre. After ten years he was finally free.

  • Liberaron al pájaro de la jaula. They freed the bird from the cage.

  • ¿El segundo café es gratis de verdad? Is the second coffee really free?

  • Se siente libre por primera vez en años. She feels free for the first time in years.

  • Libera la cuerda antes de que la barca se aleje. Free the rope before the boat drifts away.

  • Repartían entradas gratis en la puerta. They handed out free tickets at the entrance.

  • ¿Ya eres libre de salir del país? Are you free to leave the country now?

  • ¿Puedes liberar mi manga de la puerta? Can you free my sleeve from the door?

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FAQ about “gratis”

How is “gratis” translated from Spanish?
“gratis” translates into English as “free”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “gratis” mean?
Meaning of “gratis”: Que no cuesta dinero. In English — “free”.
What part of speech is “gratis”?
“gratis” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “gratis”?
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