副词free

形容词confusedlimphazyslackfreevaguedroopingunclearinexact

动词freeloosen

形容词tightstrict

1. hold loose : 漠然置之；

2. on the loose : 散漫, 行动不受限制, 放荡；

3. cut loose : 摆脱；

4. let loose : 释放, 放出；

5. at a loose end : 闲着；

1. loose的反义词

1. Some loose pages fell out of the book.
    几张散页纸从书里掉了下来。

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2. The ringleader of the gang had one hand loose but the other was tied to another robber''s.
    匪首的一只手是松开的，但另一只手和另一个强盗的手捆缚在一起。

3. loose的解释

3. She wore loose garments in the summer.
    她在夏天穿宽松的衣服。

1. She helped the child loose the laces of his shoes.
    她帮孩子解开鞋带。

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1. 宽松的：假如一个位址是被标示严谨的 (strict),也就是说这个节点必为芳邻 (neighbor) 或为先前的位址节点;假如一个位址是被标示为宽松的(loose),这个节点必不为先前节点的芳邻 (neighbor).

2. 松的：假如一个位址是被标示严谨的 (strict),也就是说这个节点必为芳邻 (neighbor) 或为先前的位址节点;假如一个位址是被标示为宽松的(loose),这个节点必不为先前节点的芳邻 (neighbor).

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1. 松动的；未固定牢的
    Something that is loose is not firmly held or fixed in place.

    e.g. If a tooth feels very loose, your dentist may recommend that it''s taken out...
           如果有一颗牙齿很松，牙医可能会建议你把它拔掉。
    e.g. Two wooden beams had come loose from the ceiling...
           房顶上有两根木梁已经松动。

2. 零散的；不相连的；松脱的
    Something that is loose is not attached to anything, or held or contained in anything.

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    e.g. Two young men were racing motorcycles on the loose gravel...
           两个小伙子正在松散的砾石路面上赛摩托车。
    e.g. Frank emptied a handful of loose change on the table...
           弗兰克将一把零钱撒在桌子上。

3. 不受束缚的；未拴住的
    If people or animals break loose or are set loose, they are no longer held, tied, or kept somewhere and can move around freely.

    e.g. She broke loose from his embrace and crossed to the window...
           她从他怀抱里挣脱出来，走到窗前。
    e.g. Why didn''t you tell me she''d been set loose?...
           你干吗不告诉我她已经自由了？

4. （衣服）宽松的，肥大的，宽大的
    Clothes that are loose are rather large and do not fit closely.

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    e.g. A pistol wasn''t that hard to hide under a loose shirt...
           在宽松的衬衣下藏一把手枪并不难。
    e.g. Wear loose clothes as they''re more comfortable.
           穿宽松的衣服，这样会更舒服。

5. （头发）披散的，散开的
    If your hair is loose, it hangs freely round your shoulders and is not tied back.

loose的意思

    e.g. She was still in her nightdress, with her hair hanging loose over her shoulders.
           她还穿着睡衣，头发披散至肩。

6. 疏松的；稀松的；结构不紧密的
    If something is loose in texture, there is space between the different particles or threads it consists of.

loose的意思

    e.g. She gathered loose soil and let it filter slowly through her fingers.
           她捧起疏松的泥土，任其缓缓地从指间漏下。

7. （分组、安排、组织等）松散的，随便的，自由的
    A loose grouping, arrangement, or organization is flexible rather than strictly controlled or organized.

    e.g. Murray and Alison came to some sort of loose arrangement before he went home...
           默里在回家前和艾莉森达成了大致的约定。
    e.g. He wants a loose coalition of leftwing forces.
           他希望左翼力量形成一个松散的联盟。

8. 意义含糊的；不严谨的；不精确的
      Loose words or expressions are not exact but rather vague.

      e.g. ...a loose translation...
             不精确的译文
      e.g. He despised loose thinking.
             他鄙视不严谨的思维。

9. 放荡的；淫荡的
      If someone describes a woman or someone''s behaviour as loose, they disapprove of that person because they think she or he has sexual relationships with too many people.

      e.g. Is an actress who strips off in public necessarily a loose woman in private?...
             在公众面前宽衣解带的女演员私下里就一定是荡妇吗？
      e.g. Lust now seems to be associated with casual sex and loose morals.
             色欲如今似乎与性生活随便和道德放纵联系在一起了。

10. 发射（子弹、箭、导弹等）
      To loose a shot, arrow, or missile means to fire it.

      e.g. He trained his gun down and loosed a brief burst.
             他用枪瞄准下面后，砰砰射出一串子弹。

11. 松开；放开；解开
      If you loose something, you hold it less tightly or untie it slightly or completely.

      e.g. He gave a grunt and loosed his grip on the rifle...
             他闷哼了一声，松开了握着来复枪的手。
      e.g. The guards loosed his arms.
             警卫放开了他的胳膊。

12. 在逃
      If a person or an animal is on the loose, they are free because they have escaped from a person or place.

      e.g. Up to a thousand prisoners may be on the loose inside the jail...
             监狱里可能有上千名囚犯跑出了牢房。
      e.g. A man-eating lion is on the loose somewhere in England.
             英格兰有一头吃人的狮子跑出来了。

13. a loose cannon -> see cannon
      to cut loose -> see cut
      all hell breaks loose -> see hell
      to let someone loose -> see let
      to play fast and loose -> see fast

相关词组：loose off

1. become loose or looser or less tight

    e.g. The noose loosened
           the rope relaxed

    Synonym: loosenrelax

2. make loose or looser

    e.g. loosen the tension on a rope

    Synonym: loosen

3. turn loose or free from restraint

    e.g. let loose mines
           Loose terrible plagues upon humanity

    Synonym: unleashlet loose

4. grant freedom to
    free from confinement

    Synonym: freeliberatereleaseunlooseunloosen

1. not affixed

    e.g. the stamp came loose

    Synonym: unaffixed

2. casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior

    e.g. her easy virtue
           he was told to avoid loose (or light) women
           wanton behavior

    Synonym: easylightpromiscuoussluttishwanton

3. not compact or dense in structure or arrangement

    e.g. loose gravel

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

    e.g. a loose ball

5. emptying easily or excessively

    e.g. loose bowels

    Synonym: lax

6. not literal

    e.g. a loose interpretation of what she had been told
           a free translation of the poem

    Synonym: freeliberal

7. having escaped, especially from confinement

    e.g. 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)escapedon the loose(p)

8. not tight
    not closely constrained or constricted or constricting

    e.g. loose clothing
           the large shoes were very loose

9. not officially recognized or controlled

    e.g. an informal agreement
           a loose organization of the local farmers

    Synonym: informal

10. not carefully arranged in a package

    e.g. a box of loose nails

11. lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility

      e.g. idle talk
             a loose tongue

      Synonym: idle

12. (of textures) full of small openings or gaps

      e.g. an open texture
             a loose weave

      Synonym: open

13. not tense or taut

      e.g. the old man''s skin hung loose and grey
             slack and wrinkled skin
             slack sails
             a slack rope

      Synonym: slack

1. without restraint

    e.g. cows in India are running loose

    Synonym: free