Словарь синонимов английского языка - loose

(adj) 1. unattached, unconnected, disconnected, detached, free, unsecured, unfastened, movable: I have a loose tooth. The vacuum cleaner will pick up any loose bits. 2. unconfined, untied, unfettered, released, freed, unshackled, unchained; free, at liberty, at large, on the loose, untrammelled: In Pamplona, they allow loose bulls to run through the streets to the arena. 3. unconfining, free-flowing, flowing, baggy, slack, hanging: That skirt is loose on you since you lost weight. 4. disordered, disorganized, unbound, untied, messy; strewn or spread or tossed or thrown about or around, scattered (about or around), in disorder, in disarray, dispersed: On the desk was a loose pile of papers. 5. rambling, disconnected, unstructured, unconnected, discontinuous, non-specific, unspecific, indefinite, imprecise, inexact, inaccurate, free, broad, rough, offhand, casual, careless, untidy, sloppy, slapdash, general, vague: He gave a loose description of his assailant. A loose translation does not convey the flavour of the original. 6. lax, relaxed, negligent, careless, sloppy: Discipline has been quite loose around here lately. 7. wanton, dissolute, debauched, immoral, promiscuous, abandoned, fast, libertine, profligate, licentious, lewd, perverted, corrupt: She was quickly gaining a reputation for being a loose woman. -(adv) 8. break loose. escape, flee: The boy broke loose from my grasp and ran to greet his mother. 9. hang or stay loose. relah, stay or keep calm or cool, cool off or down, sit back, take it easy: Hang loose and everything will be all right. 10. let or set or turn loose. discharge, let go (with); emit, give out (with), fire: They let him loose after questioning. She let loose a stream of invective like a fishwife. -(v) 11. let go, (set) free, release, let or set or turn loose; liberate, deliver: Ten thousand balloons were loosed in the celebration. 12. untie, undo, unfasten, let go, disengage, relax, ease, loosen, slacken;, cast off: Loose these ropes, please. 13. let go, let fly, fire, discharge, shoot, unleash, deliver: We loosed a devastating barrage at the enemy.