No. 2,871 in French
dégagé
Relaxed, unconstrained, or free.
In a sentence
Le ciel est dégagé aujourd'hui.
The sky is clear today.
Here, 'dégagé' is used as an adjective to describe the sky as clear or unobstructed.
Il a dégagé beaucoup de temps pour nous aider.
He freed up a lot of time to help us.
In this sentence, 'dégagé' is used as a verb in past tense meaning to clear or set aside time.
Son attitude est très dégagée, il semble détendu.
His demeanor is very relaxed; he seems calm.
Here, 'dégagé' is used as an adjective to express a relaxed and unconcerned attitude.
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