| 释义 |
loosed是loose的过去式 - adj.松散的；模糊的；散漫的；松开的
- v.解(结等)；弄松；放松；放掉
- n.解放；放任
- adv.同“loosely. hold loose to something”
- 网络松动；释放；被释放
第三人称单数：looses 现在分词：loosing 过去式：loosed 比较级：looser 最高级：loosest adj.+n. loose connection,loose talk,loose grip adj. fixed,strict,tight,secure adj. | 1. not firmly fastened or fixed in place 2. not fastened or pulled tight 3. not fitting closely and thus baggy 4. allowed to move around freely without any restraint 5. not enclosed in a container or bound together 6. not compact or dense in texture or arrangement 7. not exact, literal, or precise 8. not strictly controlled or organized 9. not earmarked for a particular purpose 10. lacking restraint or a sense of propriety 1. not firmly fastened or fixed in place 2. not fastened or pulled tight 3. not fitting closely and thus baggy 4. allowed to move around freely without any restraint 5. not enclosed in a container or bound together 6. not compact or dense in texture or arrangement 7. not exact, literal, or precise 8. not strictly controlled or organized 9. not earmarked for a particular purpose 10. lacking restraint or a sense of propriety | v. | 1. to release a person or animal from restraint or confinement 2. to undo, untie, or unfasten something 3. to make something less tight, or be made less tight 4. to release somebody from an obligation or pressure 5. to fire an arrow, bullet, or other missile 6. to untie a person or animal 7. to make something bad or harmful start to happen in an uncontrolled way 8. to start holding someone or something less tightly 1. to release a person or animal from restraint or confinement 2. to undo, untie, or unfasten something 3. to make something less tight, or be made less tight 4. to release somebody from an obligation or pressure 5. to fire an arrow, bullet, or other missile 6. to untie a person or animal 7. to make something bad or harmful start to happen in an uncontrolled way 8. to start holding someone or something less tightly | n. | 1. any part of the play in rugby other than scrums, line-outs, or set kicks | adv. | 1. freely or without restraint |
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