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自在 (zìzài) means "free, unrestrained" and can be used in a sentence to describe a feeling of freedom or lack of restraint. For example, one could say: 他自在地走在路上 (tā zìzài de zǒu zài lùshang) which translates to "He walked freely on the road". This sentence implies that the person was not restricted in any way and was able to move freely.
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No, the meaning of 自在 (zìzài) generally doesn't change. For example, when used to describe a situation, 自在 (zìzài) can mean "free, unrestrained" as in 我们在这里可以自在地活动 (wǒmen zài zhèlǐ kěyǐ zìzài de huódòng), which means "We can move freely here".
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1. 自由 (zìyóu): free, unrestricted, unfettered
2. 无拘无束 (wújūwúshù): without restraint, unrestricted
3. 无拘无碍 (wújūwú'ài): without hindrance, unimpeded
4. 自如 (zìrú): at ease, freely, effortlessly
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