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Information əˈveɪləbl Made Free Adjective Bre Resources/Facilities Readily/Freely/Publicly/Generally

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WordType (adjective)
Phonetic BrE / əˈveɪləbl / NAmE / əˈveɪləbl /
Example
  • available resources/facilities
  • readily/freely/publicly/generally available
  • tickets are available free of charge from the school.
  • when will the information be made available?
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available

(adjective)BrE / əˈveɪləbl / NAmE / əˈveɪləbl /
  1. that you can get, buy or find
    • available resources/facilities
    • readily/freely/publicly/generally available
    • Tickets are available free of charge from the school.
    • When will the information be made available?
    • Further information is available on request.
    • This was the only room available.
    • We'll send you a copy as soon as it becomes available.
    • Every available doctor was called to the scene.
  2. free to see or talk to people
    • Will she be available this afternoon?
    • The director was not available for comment.

    Extra Examples

    • Grants should be available for all students.
    • He has $10 000 of immediately available funds.
    • She is in a meeting at present, but I will let you know as soon as she becomes available.
    • The DVDs are available for purchase.
    • The chairman was not available for comment.
    • The houses are built using locally available materials.
    • The product will now be made available throughout the market.
    • This information is freely available to anyone wishing to see it.
    • Further information is available upon request.
    • The information is freely available.
    • We have used all available resources.
    • When will the information be made available?

    Word Origin

    • late Middle English (in the senses ‘effectual, serviceable’ and ‘legally valid’): from avail + -able. The sense ‘at someone's disposal’ dates from the early 19th cent.
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