Definition
(to have) some free time: (to have) some leisure time, some spare time, a break
I don't work at the weekend so I have lots of free time to do whatever I want.
to be free (to do something): to be available, to have time when you are not busy (to do something)
- "Are you free next week?"
- "Are you free to talk?"
- "Well, are you free to talk for a few minutes?"
- "I imagine that you may have some free time on Thursday, as Mr. Horatio refuses to come to work, because he says that Thursdays are his Sabbath day, when he stays home and speaks with spirits."
- "Edward : Jean, are you free tonight?"
- "I imagine that you may have some free time on Thursday, as Mr. Horatio refuses to come in, because he says that Thursdays are his Sabbath day, when he stays home and converses with spirits, at least, that's what Susie tells me."
- "We encourage all of our listeners to visit Australia and New Zealand when you have some free time."
- "Say, are you free tonight?"
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