I. loose [lu:s] ПРИЛ.
1. loose skin:
2. loose hair:
- loose
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3. loose (not confined):
4. loose:
6. loose (relaxed):
- loose
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8. loose уничиж. dated (immoral):
| I | loose |
|---|---|
| you | loose |
| he/she/it | looses |
| we | loose |
| you | loose |
| they | loose |
| I | loosed |
|---|---|
| you | loosed |
| he/she/it | loosed |
| we | loosed |
| you | loosed |
| they | loosed |
| I | have | loosed |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | loosed |
| he/she/it | has | loosed |
| we | have | loosed |
| you | have | loosed |
| they | have | loosed |
| I | had | loosed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | loosed |
| he/she/it | had | loosed |
| we | had | loosed |
| you | had | loosed |
| they | had | loosed |
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The cable tie used to fasten his hands was only cut loose at the police station, where he also learnt the owner of the house he was guarding had died.
www.news24.com His desk was in scholarly disarray, covered with loose-leaf binders and memos on what can be built where in the 500-square-mile county.
www.theeagle.com A loose dark gown is worn over a matching bodice and skirt, with tight white undersleeves.
en.wikipedia.org Scrunch up the foil around it, leaving it loose.
www.coventrytelegraph.net When exposed, they immediately wriggle into loose soil or under rubble.
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