loose 音标拼音: [l'us]
n . 解放,放任,放纵
a . 宽松的,松的,宽的,不牢固的,散漫的,自由的
解放,放任,放纵宽松的,松的,宽的,不牢固的,散漫的,自由的
loose 松 松弛
loose adv 1 :
without restraint ; "
cows in India are running loose "
[
synonym : {
loose }, {
free }]
adj 1 :
not compact or dense in structure or arrangement ; "
loose gravel " [
ant : {
compact }]
2 : (
of a ball in sport )
not in the possession or control of any player ; "
a loose ball "
3 :
not tight ;
not closely constrained or constricted or constricting ; "
loose clothing "; "
the large shoes were very loose " [
ant : {
tight }]
4 :
not officially recognized or controlled ; "
an informal agreement "; "
a loose organization of the local farmers " [
synonym :
{
informal }, {
loose }]
5 :
not literal ; "
a loose interpretation of what she had been told "; "
a free translation of the poem " [
synonym : {
free },
{
loose }, {
liberal }]
6 :
emptying easily or excessively ; "
loose bowels " [
synonym : {
lax },
{
loose }]
7 :
not affixed ; "
the stamp came loose " [
synonym : {
unaffixed },
{
loose }] [
ant : {
affixed }]
8 :
not tense or taut ; "
the old man '
s skin hung loose and grey ";
"
slack and wrinkled skin "; "
slack sails "; "
a slack rope "
[
synonym : {
loose }, {
slack }]
9 : (
of textures )
full of small openings or gaps ; "
an open texture "; "
a loose weave " [
synonym : {
loose }, {
open }]
10 :
lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility ; "
idle talk ";
"
a loose tongue " [
synonym : {
idle }, {
loose }]
11 :
not carefully arranged in a package ; "
a box of loose nails "
12 :
having escaped ,
especially from confinement ; "
a convict still at large "; "
searching for two escaped prisoners ";
"
dogs loose on the streets "; "
criminals on the loose in the neighborhood " [
synonym : {
at large (
p )}, {
escaped }, {
loose }, {
on the loose (
p )}]
13 :
casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior ; "
her easy virtue "; "
he was told to avoid loose (
or light )
women ";
"
wanton behavior " [
synonym : {
easy }, {
light }, {
loose },
{
promiscuous }, {
sluttish }, {
wanton }]
v 1 :
grant freedom to ;
free from confinement [
synonym : {
free },
{
liberate }, {
release }, {
unloose }, {
unloosen }, {
loose }]
[
ant : {
confine }, {
detain }]
2 :
turn loose or free from restraint ; "
let loose mines "; "
Loose terrible plagues upon humanity " [
synonym : {
unleash }, {
let loose },
{
loose }]
3 :
make loose or looser ; "
loosen the tension on a rope " [
synonym :
{
loosen }, {
loose }] [
ant : {
stiffen }]
4 :
become loose or looser or less tight ; "
The noose loosened ";
"
the rope relaxed " [
synonym : {
loosen }, {
relax }, {
loose }] [
ant :
{
stiffen }]
Loose \
Loose \ (
l [=
oo ]
s ),
a . [
Compar . {
Looser } (
l [=
oo ]
s "[~
e ]
r );
superl . {
Loosest }.] [
OE .
loos ,
lous ,
laus ,
Icel .
lauss ;
akin to OD .
loos ,
D .
los ,
AS .
le ['
a ]
s false ,
deceitful ,
G .
los ,
loose ,
Dan . &
Sw .
l ["
o ]
s ,
Goth .
laus ,
and E .
lose . [
root ]
127 .
See {
Lose },
and cf . {
Leasing }
falsehood .]
1 .
Unbound ;
untied ;
unsewed ;
not attached ,
fastened ,
fixed ,
or confined ;
as ,
the loose sheets of a book .
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Her hair ,
nor loose ,
nor tied in formal plat .
--
Shak .
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2 .
Free from constraint or obligation ;
not bound by duty ,
habit ,
etc .; --
with from or of .
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Now I stand Loose of my vow ;
but who knows Cato '
s thoughts ?
--
Addison .
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3 .
Not tight or close ;
as ,
a loose garment .
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4 .
Not dense ,
close ,
compact ,
or crowded ;
as ,
a cloth of loose texture .
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With horse and chariots ranked in loose array .
--
Milton .
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5 .
Not precise or exact ;
vague ;
indeterminate ;
as ,
a loose style ,
or way of reasoning .
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The comparison employed . . .
must be considered rather as a loose analogy than as an exact scientific explanation . --
Whewel .
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6 .
Not strict in matters of morality ;
not rigid according to some standard of right .
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The loose morality which he had learned . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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7 .
Unconnected ;
rambling .
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Vario spends whole mornings in running over loose and unconnected pages . --
I .
Watts .
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8 .
Lax ;
not costive ;
having lax bowels . --
Locke .
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9 .
Dissolute ;
unchaste ;
as ,
a loose man or woman .
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Loose ladies in delight . --
Spenser .
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10 .
Containing or consisting of obscene or unchaste language ;
as ,
a loose epistle . --
Dryden .
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{
At loose ends },
not in order ;
in confusion ;
carelessly managed .
{
Fast and loose }.
See under {
Fast }.
{
To break loose }.
See under {
Break }.
{
Loose pulley }. (
Mach .)
See {
Fast and loose pulleys },
under {
Fast }.
{
To let loose },
to free from restraint or confinement ;
to set at liberty .
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Loose \
Loose \,
n .
1 .
Freedom from restraint . [
Obs .] --
Prior .
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2 .
A letting go ;
discharge . --
B .
Jonson .
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{
To give a loose },
to give freedom .
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Vent all its griefs ,
and give a loose to sorrow .
--
Addison .
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Loose \
Loose \ (
l [=
oo ]
s ),
v .
n . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Loosed }
(
l [=
oo ]
st );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Loosing }.] [
From {
Loose },
a .]
1 .
To untie or unbind ;
to free from any fastening ;
to remove the shackles or fastenings of ;
to set free ;
to relieve .
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Canst thou . . .
loose the bands of Orion ? --
Job .
xxxviii .
31 .
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Ye shall find an ass tied ,
and a colt with her ;
loose them ,
and bring them unto me . --
Matt .
xxi .
2 .
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2 .
To release from anything obligatory or burdensome ;
to disengage ;
hence ,
to absolve ;
to remit .
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Art thou loosed from a wife ?
seek not a wife . --
1 Cor .
vii .
27 .
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Whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven . --
Matt .
xvi .
19 .
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3 .
To relax ;
to loosen ;
to make less strict .
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The joints of his loins were loosed . --
Dan .
v .
6 .
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4 .
To solve ;
to interpret . [
Obs .] --
Spenser .
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Loose \
Loose \,
v .
i .
To set sail . [
Obs .] --
Acts xiii .
13 .
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467 Moby Thesaurus words for "
loose ":
Bohemian ,
Paphian ,
abandoned ,
abate ,
absonant ,
adrift ,
affable ,
afloat ,
afoot and lighthearted ,
aid ,
aimless ,
aleatoric ,
aleatory ,
alleviate ,
amorphous ,
approximate ,
approximative ,
at large ,
at liberty ,
aweigh ,
bagging ,
baggy ,
ballooning ,
barbarous ,
bate ,
beat -
up ,
bedraggled ,
blobby ,
blowzy ,
blurred ,
blurry ,
break loose ,
broad ,
by the way ,
capricious ,
careless ,
cast off ,
cast -
off ,
casual ,
chambering ,
chance ,
chancy ,
chaotic ,
chintzy ,
clear ,
clear the way ,
confused ,
contradictory ,
contrary to reason ,
cool off ,
cordial ,
corrupt ,
culpably negligent ,
dangling ,
debauched ,
degage ,
deliver ,
derelict ,
desultory ,
detach ,
detached ,
deviative ,
diffuse ,
digressive ,
dilapidated ,
discharge ,
disconnected ,
discontinuous ,
discursive ,
disengage ,
disengaged ,
disenthrall ,
disjoin ,
disjointed ,
disordered ,
disorganized ,
disperse ,
dispersed ,
dissolute ,
doff ,
drabbletailed ,
draggled ,
draggletailed ,
drooping ,
droopy ,
ease ,
ease off ,
ease up ,
easy ,
easygoing ,
emancipate ,
emancipated ,
emit ,
episodic ,
erroneous ,
escape ,
escaped ,
excursive ,
expedite ,
explain ,
extravagant ,
facilitate ,
fallacious ,
familiar ,
fast ,
faulty ,
fire ,
flabby ,
flaccid ,
flapping ,
flawed ,
fled ,
flee ,
flimsy ,
floating ,
floppy ,
flowing ,
flown ,
foggy ,
folksy ,
footloose ,
footloose and fancy -
free ,
free ,
free and easy ,
free as air ,
freeborn ,
freed ,
frowzy ,
frumpish ,
frumpy ,
fugitive ,
fuzzy ,
general ,
give out with ,
go -
as -
you -
please ,
go -
go ,
gracious ,
grease ,
grease the ways ,
grease the wheels ,
grubby ,
hanging ,
hasten ,
haymish ,
hazy ,
help along ,
hit -
or -
miss ,
homely ,
homey ,
ill -
defined ,
illogical ,
immoderate ,
immoral ,
impotent ,
imprecise ,
improper ,
in disarray ,
in disorder ,
in rags ,
in the clear ,
inaccurate ,
inadvertent ,
inattentive ,
inauthentic ,
inchoate ,
incoherent ,
inconclusive ,
incongruous ,
inconsequent ,
inconsequential ,
inconsistent ,
inconstant ,
incontinent ,
incorrect ,
indecisive ,
indefinable ,
indefinite ,
indeterminable ,
indeterminate ,
indifferent ,
indistinct ,
indulgent ,
inexact ,
infelicitous ,
informal ,
intemperate ,
invalid ,
irrational ,
irregular ,
irrepressible ,
laissez -
faire ,
lax ,
lenient ,
lessen ,
let down ,
let fly ,
let go ,
let up ,
lewd ,
liberate ,
liberated ,
libertine ,
licentious ,
light ,
limp ,
loose -
moraled ,
loosen ,
lop ,
lop -
eared ,
loppy ,
lubricate ,
lumpen ,
make clear ,
make way for ,
manumit ,
maundering ,
messy ,
mitigate ,
movable ,
mussy ,
natural ,
neglectful ,
neglecting ,
negligent ,
nodding ,
nonadhesive ,
noninterfering ,
nonrestrictive ,
nonscientific ,
nonspecific ,
not following ,
obscure ,
of easy virtue ,
of loose morals ,
off -
guard ,
offhand ,
offhanded ,
oil ,
on the loose ,
open the way ,
open up ,
orderless ,
out of ,
out of control ,
out of hand ,
out of line ,
out of plumb ,
out of square ,
out of true ,
overindulgent ,
overly permissive ,
overpermissive ,
paralogical ,
pave the way ,
permissive ,
perverted ,
plain ,
poky ,
prepare the way ,
procrastinating ,
profligate ,
promiscuous ,
quicken ,
ragged ,
raggedy ,
rambling ,
rampant ,
random ,
reasonless ,
reckless ,
reinless ,
relax ,
relaxed ,
release ,
released ,
remiss ,
remit ,
remove ,
remove friction ,
rickety ,
riotous ,
rough ,
roving ,
rubbery ,
ruinous ,
run interference for ,
runaway ,
sagging ,
sagging in folds ,
saggy ,
scamping ,
scatter ,
scot -
free ,
scraggly ,
seedy ,
self -
annulling ,
self -
contradictory ,
self -
refuting ,
senseless ,
separate ,
set free ,
shabby ,
shadowed forth ,
shadowy ,
shaky ,
shapeless ,
shoddy ,
shoot ,
simple ,
simplify ,
sit back ,
skimping ,
slack ,
slack off ,
slack up ,
slacken ,
slake ,
slapdash ,
slatternly ,
slighting ,
slipshod ,
sloppy ,
slovenly ,
slurring ,
sluttish ,
smooth ,
smooth the way ,
soap the ways ,
sociable ,
soft ,
solecistic ,
sordid ,
speed ,
spread about ,
squalid ,
started ,
stochastic ,
streaming ,
swag ,
sweeping ,
tacky ,
take it easy ,
take off ,
tattered ,
unaffected ,
unanchored ,
unassuming ,
unattached ,
unauthentic ,
unbar ,
unbend ,
unbind ,
unblock ,
unbolt ,
unbound ,
unbrace ,
unbridle ,
unbridled ,
unbuckle ,
unbutton ,
uncage ,
unceremonious ,
unchain ,
unchained ,
unchaste ,
unchecked ,
uncircumspect ,
unclasp ,
unclear ,
unclog ,
uncoerced ,
uncommitted ,
uncompelled ,
unconfined ,
unconnected ,
unconstrained ,
uncontrolled ,
unconventional ,
uncurbed ,
undefined ,
undestined ,
undetermined ,
undo ,
undone ,
unengaged ,
unfactual ,
unfasten ,
unfastened ,
unfetter ,
unfettered ,
unfixed ,
unforced ,
ungag ,
unglue ,
ungoverned ,
ungrammatic ,
unguarded ,
unhandcuff ,
unhobble ,
uninhibited ,
uninvolved ,
unjam ,
unkempt ,
unlace ,
unlash ,
unlatch ,
unleash ,
unlock ,
unloose ,
unloosen ,
unmanacle ,
unmastered ,
unmeasured ,
unmoored ,
unmuzzle ,
unmuzzled ,
unneat ,
unofficial ,
unpen ,
unphilosophical ,
unpinion ,
unplain ,
unprecise ,
unreasonable ,
unreined ,
unrepressed ,
unreserved ,
unrestrained ,
unrestrictive ,
unrigorous ,
unruly ,
unscientific ,
unsecured ,
unshackle ,
unshackled ,
unsightly ,
unspecific ,
unspecified ,
unstick ,
unstrain ,
unstrap ,
unstring ,
unstuck ,
unstudied ,
unsubdued ,
unsuppressed ,
untether ,
untidy ,
untie ,
untied ,
untighten ,
untruss ,
unwary ,
unwatchful ,
unyoke ,
vague ,
veiled ,
vent ,
wandering ,
wanton ,
wayward ,
weak ,
weigh anchor ,
well out of ,
whorish ,
wild ,
without reason
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