Albanian to English Meaning :: i lirë
i lirë: Cheap   Fetterless   Footloose   Frugal   Inexpensive   Loose   Twopenny   Unattached   Uninhibited   Unoccupied   
Cheap :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Inexpensive, Poor-quality, Miserly, Despicable, Ashamed, Chintzy, Punk, Flash
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Relatively low in price or charging low prices)
Example : Well, we have to admit that we lied about that - it was a cheap trick to keep you reading.
Word Example from TV Shows :
I think I can put together
a cheap Swedish media center.

 I think I can put together a CHEAP Swedish media center. (The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 2)

Fetterless :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Footloose :
i lirë
Synonyms :
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Free to go or do as one pleases)
Example : He added that the high dependence on imported goods, was the result of the government attracting footloose industries in Indonesia.
Word Example from TV Shows :
<i>the movie</i> Footloose <i>tried to warn us,
but we wouldn\'t listen.</i>

 the movie Footloose tried to warn us, but we wouldn't listen. (The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 10)

Frugal :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Thrifty, Meager, Economical
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Avoiding waste)
Example : Pilgrims still stay at simple hostels which may only offer a bunk bed and a frugal Mediterranean meal of bread, olives and red wine, shared with fellow pilgrims in candlelight.
Inexpensive :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Cheap, Low-priced, Low-cost, Modest, Economical, Competitive, Affordable, Reasonable, Budget, Bargain, Cut-rate, Reduced, Discounted, Discount, Rock-bottom, Giveaway, Downmarket, Low-end, Bargain-basement, Dirt cheap
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Relatively low in price or charging low prices)
Example : The point is that Ikea sells inexpensive furniture of surprisingly high quality.
Loose :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Not fixed in place, Untied, Free, Vague, Baggy, Promiscuous, Indiscreet, Slack, Informal, Escaped, Sluttish, Open, Lax, Idle, Free, Relax, Unleash, Loosen, Unloose, Free
English Meaning :
(Verb : Grant freedom to; free from confinement)
(Adjective : Not compact or dense in structure or arrangement)
(Adverb : Without restraint)
Example : ÔÇÿThe sheep look as though they are loose , but they're not really,ÔÇÖ he said.
Word Example from TV Shows :
Maybe Pier 1 if I really want to cut loose.

 Maybe Pier 1 if I really want to cut LOOSE. (The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 24)

Twopenny :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Two-a-penny, Twopenny-halfpenny, Sixpenny, Threepenny
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Of trifling worth)
Example : West saw the potential of the new craze and responded by producing sheets of characters, which he sold at ÔÇÿa penny plain and twopenny colouredÔÇÖ: ÔÇÿjuvenile dramaÔÇÖ was born.
Unattached :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Single, Unaffiliated, Uncommitted, Free-swimming
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Not fastened together)
Example : Last but not least, unmarried, unattached , and completely available is quite attractive too!
Word Example from TV Shows :
Now that you\'re unattached, maybe
we can revisit our previous attachment.

 Now that you're UNATTACHED, maybe we can revisit our previous attachment. (The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 2)

Uninhibited :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Unrestrained, Unrepressed, Abandoned, Wild, Reckless, Unrestricted, Unmufflered, Uncontrolled, Unchecked, Intemperate, Wanton, Loose, Gung-ho
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Not inhibited or restrained)
Example : The easy, informal access he was permitted to the Spurs side throughout 1972 provided marvellous, uninhibited prose.
Unoccupied :
i lirë
Synonyms :
Vacant, Uninhabited, At leisure, Untenanted
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Not held or filled or in use)
Example : Limerick city is set for a major multi million boost with the announcement of a new tax relief scheme for conversion of unoccupied premises to living quarters.
Word Example from TV Shows :
Stannis left
the castle unoccupied,

 Stannis left the castle UNOCCUPIED, (Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 1)

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