loose

释义

adj.松动的; 零散的; 不受束缚的; 宽松的; 披散的; 疏松的; 随便的; 意义含糊的; 放荡的; 无球员控制的; 稀的v.发射（子弹等）; 松开; 释放n.在逃

大小写变形: Loose

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   looses ; 过去式 :   loosed ; 过去分词 :   loosed ; 现在分词 :   loosing ; 名词 :   looseness ;

实用场景例句

Though your dentist might suggest extraction when a tooth becomes extremely loose...

当牙齿变得异常松动时，牙医可能会建议将其拔除。

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The two wooden beams in the ceiling had become loose over time.

天花板上的两根木梁随着时间推移已经松动了。

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Two young men raced their motorcycles down the bumpy, loose gravel trail...

两名年轻男子骑着摩托车颠簸着冲下松散的碎石小道...

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Loose coins spilled from Frank's outstretched hand onto the wooden table.

散落的硬币从弗兰克伸出的手中洒落到木桌上。

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She broke loose from his embrace and hurried to the window...

她从他的怀抱中挣脱出来，匆忙向窗户走去...

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Did you have any particular motive for staying tight-lipped concerning her being set loose?

你对她被释放一事三缄其口是出于什么动机吗？

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A loose shirt made it easy to conceal a pistol.

宽松的衬衣让藏手枪变得容易。

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Choose clothing with a loose fit for greater comfort.

选择松身的衣物以获得更高的舒适度。

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Her hair hung loose over her shoulders as she stayed dressed in her nightclothes.

她披散着头发，仍穿着睡衣。

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The soft, loose soil slipped steadily between her fingers as she cradled it with care.

松软的泥土从她小心捧起的指缝间持续滑落。

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Soft farewells were exchanged in hushed tones between Murray and Alison while he got ready to depart for his residence.

默里准备动身回家时，与艾莉森轻声互道了温柔的告别。

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He desires a coalition with a loose structure, established by left-wing groups.

他渴望一个结构松散的联盟，由左翼团体建立。

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A loose translation

随意的翻译

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He despised loose and careless arguments.

他鄙视松散且粗心的论点。

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Engaging in provocative performances on stage doesn't necessarily indicate that a female performer has a loose lifestyle in private.

在舞台上进行挑逗性表演并不一定意味着女性表演者在私下过着放纵的生活。

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The craving for instant gratification seems tied to loose relationships and unchecked moral principles.

对即时满足的渴求似乎与随意的关系和不受制约的道德准则有关。

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He swiftly pulled the trigger and loosed a barrage of bullets from his firearm.

他迅速扣动扳机，从枪中射出一连串子弹。

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With a muffled groan, he loosed his grip on the shotgun...

伴随着一声低沉的呻吟，他松开了握着猎枪的手...

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The policemen let his arms and legs go loose.

警察们让他的胳膊和腿松开了。

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Escaped prisoners, numbering up to a thousand, are now loose from the jail's cells.

多达一千名越狱的囚犯现在从监狱的牢房中逃脱在外。

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A fearsome man-eating lion is on the loose in an English countryside area.

一头可怕的食人狮正在英格兰乡村地区四处游荡。

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真题例句

A pilot from virginia removed his son's loose tooth using a helicopter.

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New York city police captured a cow on the loose in Prospect Park on Tuesday after the animal became an attraction for tourists while walking along the streets and enjoying the park facilities.

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rick Rahim, from virginia, flies helicopters for a living, and when his seven-year-old son's tooth became loose he did not waste time by tying it to a door handle.

2019年6月四级真题（第二套）听力 Section A

Also, don't wear loose clothes, long scarves, big necklaces, or loose belts — they get caught in something or fall into liquid.

2017年高考英语全国卷2 听力 原文

英英释义

Verb

1. grant freedom to; free from confinement

2. turn loose or free from restraint;

"let loose mines"

"Loose terrible plagues upon humanity"

3. make loose or looser;

"loosen the tension on a rope"

4. become loose or looser or less tight;

"The noose loosened"

"the rope relaxed"

Adjective

1. not restrained or confined or attached;

"a pocket full of loose bills"

"knocked the ball loose"

"got loose from his attacker"

2. not compact or dense in structure or arrangement;

"loose gravel"

3. (of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player;

"a loose ball"

4. not tight; not closely constrained or constricted or constricting;

"loose clothing"

"the large shoes were very loose"

5. not officially recognized or controlled;

"an informal agreement"

"a loose organization of the local farmers"

6. not literal;

"a loose interpretation of what she had been told"

"a free translation of the poem"

7. emptying easily or excessively;

"loose bowels"

8. not affixed;

"the stamp came loose"

9. not tense or taut;

"the old man's skin hung loose and gray"

"slack and wrinkled skin"

"slack sails"

"a slack rope"

10. (of textures) full of small openings or gaps;

"an open texture"

"a loose weave"

11. not fixed firmly or tightly;

"the bolts became loose over time"

"a loose chair leg"

"loose bricks"

12. lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility;

"idle talk"

"a loose tongue"

13. not carefully arranged in a package;

"a box of loose nails"

14. freely producing mucus;

"a loose phlegmy cough"

15. 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"

16. casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior;

"her easy virtue"

"he was told to avoid loose (or light) women"

"wanton behavior"

17. not bound or fastened or gathered together;

"loose pages"

"loose papers"

Adverb

1. without restraint;

"cows in India are running loose"