Pronunciation: /friː lɑːns/
noun a person who works as a writer, designer, performer, or the like, selling work or services by the hour, day, job, etc., rather than working on a regular salary basis for one employer
A1 I want to become a free lance writer and work from home.
A2 She decided to pursue a career as a free lance graphic designer.
B1 Many people enjoy the flexibility of being a free lance photographer.
B2 He has been working as a free lance consultant for several years.
C1 The free lance journalist submitted their latest article to the editor.
C2 As a free lance web developer, she has the freedom to choose her own projects.
verb to work as a freelancer
A1 She wants to free lance as a writer in her spare time.
A2 He decided to free lance as a graphic designer after losing his job.
B1 Many people choose to free lance in order to have a flexible work schedule.
B2 She has been free lancing as a web developer for several years now.
C1 The artist has successfully free lanced for various companies and magazines.
C2 After years of free lancing, he decided to start his own design agency.
formal She works as a free lance graphic designer, taking on projects for various clients.
informal My friend decided to go free lance and start her own photography business.
slang I heard he's been doing some free lance writing on the side to make extra cash.
figurative Being a free lance artist allows her the freedom to express herself creatively without limitations.
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