loose

کلمات مرتبط(loose):بازگشت به واژه loosea loose fish
at a loose end
break loose
cast loose
cut oneself loose
fast and loose
he has a loose conduct
he has a loose tongue
he is at a loose end
let loose
loose ball foul
loose cargo
loose coupling
loose end
loose fitting
loose forward
loose gear
loose ground
loose impediment
loose issue
loose leaf
loose pulley
loose roller bearing
loose sentence
loose smut
loose soil
loose texture
loose yards
loose-fitting
of a loose textture
of a loose texture
the loose the maiden zone
there is a screw loose
to break loose
to come (orget) loose
to let loose
to loose hold
to play fast and loose

توپ سرگردان بى صاحب ،لق ،گشاد،ول ،بى ربط،هرزه ،بى بندوبار،لوس وننر،بى پايه ،بى قاعده ،رهاکردن ،درکردن(گلوله وغيره)،منتفى کردن ،برطرف کردن ،شل وسست شدن ،نرم وازاد شدن ،حل کردن ،از قيد مسئوليت ازاد ساختن ،سبکبار کردن ،پرداختن
ورزش : مهاجم مهارنشده رها کردن زه و کمانکلمات مرتبط(38)

شل، سست، لق، گشاد، ول، آزاد، بی ربط، هرزه ، بیبندوبار، لوس وننر، بی پایه ، بی قاعده ، رهاکردن ، درکردن (گلوله وغیره )، منتفی کردن ، برطرف کردن ، شل وسست شدن ، نرم وآزاد شدن ، حل کردن ، از قید مسئولیت آزاد ساختن ، سبکبار کردن ، پرداختن .

loose

Từ điển Collocation

loose adj.

1 not firmly fixed

VERBS be, feel, seem One of the bricks feels slightly loose. | come, shake, work The top of the tap has come loose. A screw had worked loose from the door handle. | prise sth

ADV. a bit, rather, slightly

2 not tied back

VERBS be, hang Her hair hung loose about her shoulders. | leave sth, wear sth Shall I wear my hair loose?

3 not shut in or tied up

VERBS be | cut (figurative), break, get The animals had broken loose from their pens. (figurative) The organization broke loose from its sponsors. He felt he had to cut loose from his family. | let sth, turn sth I'm going to let the dogs loose.

Từ điển WordNet

    adj.

  • not restrained or confined or attached

    a pocket full of loose bills

    knocked the ball loose

    got loose from his attacker

  • not compact or dense in structure or arrangement

    loose gravel

  • (of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player

    a loose ball

  • not tight; not closely constrained or constricted or constricting

    loose clothing

    the large shoes were very loose

  • not officially recognized or controlled; informal

    an informal agreement

    a loose organization of the local farmers

  • not literal; free, liberal

    a loose interpretation of what she had been told

    a free translation of the poem

  • emptying easily or excessively; lax

    loose bowels

  • not affixed; unaffixed

    the stamp came loose

  • not tense or taut; slack

    the old man's skin hung loose and grey

    slack and wrinkled skin

    slack sails

    a slack rope

  • (of textures) full of small openings or gaps; open

    an open texture

    a loose weave

  • not fixed firmly or tightly

    the bolts became loose over time

    a loose chair leg

    loose bricks

  • lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility; idle

    idle talk

    a loose tongue

  • not carefully arranged in a package

    a box of loose nails

  • freely producing mucus

    a loose phlegmy cough

  • having escaped, especially from confinement; at large(p), escaped, on the loose(p)

    a convict still at large

    searching for two escaped prisoners

    dogs loose on the streets

    criminals on the loose in the neighborhood

  • casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior; easy, light, promiscuous, sluttish, wanton

    her easy virtue

    he was told to avoid loose (or light) women

    wanton behavior

  • not bound or fastened or gathered together

    loose pages

    loose papers

    adv.

  • without restraint; free

    cows in India are running loose

English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

looses|loosed|loosing|looser|loosest
syn.: confused drooping free hazy inexact limp slack unclear vague
ant.: strict tight