"get loose" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "get loose" in inglés

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adjetivo
  1. luźny (o ubraniu)
    These jeans are loose around the waist.
    She loves wearing loose-fitting clothes.
adjetivo
  1. niedbały
    Her hairdo was a bit loose.
    His style is loose.
  2. obszerny
    She wore a loose dress.
    She likes wearing loose T-shirts.
  3. swobodny
    You can wear a loose outfit.
    Your loose behaviour wasn't appropriate.
  4. rozpuszczony (o włosach)
    By the way, your hair looks beautiful when left loose.
    Her loose hair reaches her shoulders.
  5. nieprecyzyjny, niedokładny
    He gave us loose directions and we got lost.
    The instruction was too loose, I didn't know what to do.
  6. sypki
    I use loose powder.
    This substance can be both loose and hard.
    Sand on this beach is loose.
  7. rozwiązły old-fashioned
    Nobody liked her, because she was perceived to be loose.
    Loose women are not respected.
    antonym: chaste
  8. naderwany, luźny (np. guzik)
    Will you fix my loose button?
    You have a loose button in your new shirt.
verbo
  1. wyzwalać literary
    He loosed me from the bonds.
    You have to loose your emotions, you can't hide them.
  2. uwalniać, wypuszczać
    He's loosing his grip on the rope.
    He loosed the horses.
    consulta también: extricate

"get loose" — Collocation dictionary inglés

get loose collocation
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): obluzowuj
  1. get verbo + loose adverbio
    Loose collocation

    "If it got loose here, it could go through us like a wildfire."

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  2. get verbo + loose adjetivo
    Very loose collocation

    Michelangelo has gotten loose and is now on the same merry-go-round.

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