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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. loose [Brit luːs, Am lus] СЪЩ

1. loose:

on the loose prisoner, criminal, animal
on the loose troublemakers
he is still on the loose

2. loose (in rugby):

the loose

II. loose [Brit luːs, Am lus] ПРИЛ

1. loose (not firm or tight):

loose knot
loose lace, screw
loose nail, handle
loose joint
loose component, section
loose button
loose thread
loose tooth
to come or work loose knot, screw:
to come or work loose brick, handle:
to come or work loose nail:
to come or work loose tooth:
to work [sth] loose rope, knot, screw, fixture
to work [sth] loose nail, post
to work [sth] loose brick, bar
to hang loose hair:
to hang loose rope, reins, thread:
hang loose! Am разг

2. loose (free):

loose animal
the bull's loose
to break loose animal:
slegarsi (from da)
to break loose прен
rompere (from con)
to break loose прен
staccarsi (from da)
to cut sb loose
to roam or run loose
to let or set or turn loose animal, prisoner
he let the dogs loose on me

3. loose ТЪРГ (not packed):

loose tea, tobacco, sweets, vegetables

4. loose (that has come apart):

loose card, page
loose stone, fragment
a loose sheet of paper
loose rust, paint
“loose chippingsBrit or “loose gravelAm (roadsign)

5. loose:

loose (not close-fitting) dress, jacket, trousers
loose fold, waistband
loose collar
loose (flaccid) skin
loose muscle

6. loose (not compacted):

loose soil
loose link
loose weave
loose structure
loose association, alliance
to have loose bowels
loose maul (in rugby)

7. loose (not strict or exact):

loose translation, version
loose wording
loose interpretation
loose guideline
loose discipline
loose style

8. loose (dissolute):

loose morals
loose living

9. loose (spare):

loose cash, funds

III. loose [Brit luːs, Am lus] ГЛАГ прх liter

1. loose (release):

loose

2. loose (shoot):

loose arrow

IV. loose [Brit luːs, Am lus]

to be at a loose end Brit , to be at loose ends Am
to tie up the loose ends
to have a loose tongue

break loose ГЛАГ [breɪk -]

break loose dog, horse:

break loose
liberarsi, scappare (from da)

loose-fitting [Brit ˌluːsˈfɪtɪŋ, Am ˌlusˈfɪdɪŋ] ПРИЛ

loose-fitting
loose-fitting

loose-leaf [Brit ˌluːsˈliːf, Am ˈlus ˈˌlif] ПРИЛ

loose-leaf
loose-leaf binder, loose-leaf folder

loose talk СЪЩ U

loose talk

loose cover [Brit] СЪЩ Brit

loose cover

loose box [Brit] СЪЩ Brit

loose box

loose-limbed [Brit, Am] ПРИЛ

loose-limbed
loose-limbed

loose-tongued [ˌluːsˈtʌŋd] ПРИЛ

loose-tongued

loose cannon [Brit, Am] СЪЩ разг, прен

loose cannon

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. loose [lu:s] ПРИЛ

1. loose (not tight):

loose clothing
loose knot, rope, screw
loose skin

2. loose (not confined):

loose
loose change
spiccioli м pl

3. loose (not exact):

loose instructions
loose translation

4. loose (not strict or controlled):

loose discipline
loose tongue

5. loose (sexually immoral):

loose

II. loose [lu:s] СЪЩ

to be on the loose

III. loose [lu:s] ГЛАГ прх

loose

loose cannon СЪЩ sl

loose cannon

loose-leaf notebook СЪЩ

италиански
италиански
английски
английски
loose-fitting
loose-cut tobacco
sfuso (-a)
loose
loose-leaf file
gli manca una [o qualche] rotella разг
he's got a screw loose
ampio (-a)
loose
he's got a screw loose
Present
Iloose
youloose
he/she/itlooses
weloose
youloose
theyloose
Past
Iloosed
youloosed
he/she/itloosed
weloosed
youloosed
theyloosed
Present Perfect
Ihaveloosed
youhaveloosed
he/she/ithasloosed
wehaveloosed
youhaveloosed
theyhaveloosed
Past Perfect
Ihadloosed
youhadloosed
he/she/ithadloosed
wehadloosed
youhadloosed
theyhadloosed

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Accidental calls, if not hung up immediately, tie up the recipient's phone line.
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The two imps tie up all loose ends with their cosmic powers.
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It might want to tie up the facilities of the opposition.
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He can also summon vines from the ground to tie up an enemy.
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For this purpose they carried ropes to tie up captives and even large baskets to carry away children.
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