loose lietuviškai

loose vertimas 1. a 1) laisvas; 2) platus; 3) nerūpestingas, palaidas; 2. v paleisti, atrišti

loose-leaf (adj.) neįrištas, su palaidais lapais
loose woman (n.) prostitutė, kekšė, paleistuvė
loose-limbed (adj.) lankstus
have a screw loose trūksta vieno šulo
loose-tongued (adj.) šnekus, plepus
loose-lipped (adj.) šnekus, plepus
turn loose (v.) paleisti, išlaisvinti
at a loose end be jokio rimto darbo
loose-fitting (adj.) kaip maišas, apdribęs
on the loose (adj.) laisvas, laisvėje, palaidas, nepririštas
break loose (v.) ištrūkti, pasprukti, pabėgti, išsisukti, sprukti
break loose () pabėgti, bėgti, palikti, ištrūkti iš, pamėginti sprukti, bėgti nuo
let loose () išvaduoti, paleisti, duoti laisvę
loose change (n.) gryni pinigai
Turn Loose the Swans

Paaiškinimas anglų kalba

(liberate) to grant freedom to; to free from confinement
(let go of) to turn loose or free from restraint
(change) to make loose or looser
(weaken) to become loose, looser, or less tight
(not compact, dense) not compact or dense in structure or arrangement Similar to: light, silty, unconsolidated
(sports) of a ball in sport, not in the possession or control of any player Topic: sports. Similar to: uncontrolled
(not tight) not tight; not closely constrained, constricted, or constricting Similar to: baggy, flyaway
(unofficial) not officially recognized or controlled
(inexact) not literal
(unconstipated) emptying easily or excessively
(unaffixed) not affixed
(slack) not tense or taut
(coarse) of textures, full of small openings or gaps
(irresponsible) lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility
(unpackaged) not carefully arranged in a package Similar to: unpackaged
(at large) having escaped, especially from confinement
(unchaste) casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior
(adverb) without restraint

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