How is the phrase libre de las cadenas translated from Spanish to English

Liberado de algo que limitaba tu libertad.

Released from something that limited your freedom.

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English translation
Freed of the shackles

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  • Libres de las cadenas de la deuda, por fin viajaron. Freed of the shackles of debt, they finally traveled.

  • Se sintió libre de las cadenas de aquel contrato antiguo. She felt freed of the shackles of that old contract.

  • ¿Por fin estás libre de las cadenas de ese horario? Are you finally freed of the shackles of that schedule?

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How is “libre de las cadenas” translated from Spanish?
“libre de las cadenas” translates into English as “Freed of the shackles”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “libre de las cadenas” mean?
Meaning of “libre de las cadenas”: Liberado de algo que limitaba tu libertad. In English — “Freed of the shackles”.
What part of speech is “libre de las cadenas”?
“libre de las cadenas” is a phrase.
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