unbarred

• Adjetivo que describe algo que no tiene barreras, cerraduras u obstáculos; puede referirse a una puerta o entrada sin cerrar, o a un lugar o camino libre de impedimentos. También puede usarse en sentido figurado como libre o sin restricciones.

An archaic adjective meaning not obstructed or not closed off; no longer in common use.

1. Not obstructed or blockedC1formal

   Having no bars or barriers; open and free from obstruction.

   sin barreras

   • The unbarred window allowed fresh air to circulate freely.
   • The path remained unbarred for the hikers.
   • An unbarred gate welcomed visitors into the garden.

   Sinónimosclearfreeopenunhamperedunhinderedunimpededunobstructedunrestricted

   Antónimosbarredbarricadedblockedobstructed

2. Not prohibited or restrictedC1formal

   Not subject to restrictions or prohibitions; allowed.

   no prohibido o restringido

   • The unbarred access to the library was appreciated by students.
   • The unbarred entry policy encouraged more visitors.
   • The unbarred use of the facility was a great benefit.

   Sinónimosfreeopenunconstrainedunrestricted

   Antónimosbarredforbiddenprohibitedrestricted

• Verbo que significa quitar una barra o barrera; abrir o destrabar algo que estaba cerrado o bloqueado, como una puerta o ventana.

A verb meaning to remove a bar or bars from; to open or unlock something that was previously barred or blocked.

1. Remove a bar from a door or gateC1formal

   To open something by removing a bar that was blocking it.

   quitar la barra

   • He unbarred the heavy oak door to let them in.
   • The guard unbarred the gate at dawn.
   • She unbarred the window and climbed out.

   Sinónimosopenunboltunfastenunlock

   Antónimosbarbolt