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The meaning of Footloose

Footloose – definition

adjective

Able to travel freely and do as one pleases due to a lack of responsibilities or commitments.

Usage examples:

I am footloose and fancy-free —i can follow my job wherever it takes me
adjective

Free to do what pleases you or go where you like

Usage examples:

He’s able to go from footloose farm boy in the morning to concerned businessman in the afternoon.

Footloose translation into English

Footloose: translate from English into Chinese

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自由自在

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Footloose, Vrij, Onafhankelijk

Footloose: translate from English into French

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Libre de toute attache

Footloose: translate from English into German

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Ungebunden, Unbeschwert

Footloose: translate from English into Hindi

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थिरकन

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Allentato

Footloose: translate from English into Korean

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가고 싶은 곳에 갈 수 있는

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Свободный, Независимый

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Suelto

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