loose
🇺🇸
/luːs/
🇬🇧
/luːs/
adjective
B2
not firmly attached; can come off
The doorknob is loose and might fall off.
門把鬆了，可能會掉下來。
B2
not tied or packaged together
The apples were sold loose, not in bags.
蘋果是散裝的，不是袋裝的。
B2
free to move; not tied up
The dog broke loose and ran away.
狗掙脫了束縛跑掉了。
B2
not tight-fitting
Wear loose clothes for comfort.
穿寬鬆的衣服更舒適。
R
not tightly packed; with gaps
The soil is loose and easy to dig.
土壤疏鬆，容易挖掘。
R
not strict or tightly controlled
They have a loose agreement to work together.
他們有一個鬆散的合作協議。
R
not exact or careful
That's a loose translation of the original text.
這是對原文的意譯。
R
having casual sexual relationships
He was known for his loose behavior at parties.
他以在派對上行為放蕩而聞名。
R
not controlled by any player
The player kicked the loose ball into the goal.
球員將無人控制的球踢進了球門。
R
containing too much liquid
The baby has loose stools today.
寶寶今天大便稀溏。
verb
R
to release or set free
He loosed the dogs to chase the intruder.
他放狗去追入侵者。
R
to make something less tight
She loosed the knot to open the package.
她解開繩結打開包裹。
R
to shoot or fire
The archer loosed an arrow at the target.
弓箭手向目標射出一箭。
translation
鬆動的, 散裝的, 自由的, 寬鬆的, 稀疏的, 不精確的, 放蕩的, 無人控制的, 稀的
釋放, 放鬆, 發射
詞形變化
Past
loosed
Progressive
loosing
Perfect
loosed
3rd Present
looses
Comparative
looser
Superlative
loosest