let loose

英 [let luːs]

美 [let luːs]

放出，放开; 对（某人）不加约束，听凭（某人）行事

英英释义

verb

• express audibly
  1. She let out a big heavy sigh
  2. He uttered strange sounds that nobody could understand
  Synonym:utteremitlet out
• turn loose or free from restraint
  1. let loose mines
  2. Loose terrible plagues upon humanity
  Synonym:unleashloose

双语例句

• The U.S.Army was afraid he was too dangerous to let loose on the streets.
  美国军方认为放他到大街上太危险。
• That is the natural outcome if aggressive political leaders are let loose without rules.
  如果没有规则对具有侵略性的政治领袖加以约束，自然会这种结果。
• Officials say the baby gator was probably a pet that someone let loose.
  官员们说，这只小鳄鱼很可能是有人放生的小宠物。
• Let loose your true feelings.
  说出你真正的感觉。
• His bladder had let loose and there was drool on his chin.
  他已经丧失了男人的底气，下巴沾满口水。
• Just because alcohol is being served ( if it is) doesn't mean it's time to let loose.
  仅仅因为提供了酒也不意味着是放开喝的时候。
• Good contradictory, is must obtain him to have to let loose him, good confused, why the world can have that many does not talk clearly, cannot manage love?
  好矛盾，到底是要得到他还是要放开他，好迷茫，为什麽人世间会有那麽多说不清，理不出的爱情呢？
• She has all the glee of a little girl let loose in a sweetie shop
  她像糖果店里无人管束的小女孩那样兴高采烈。
• He was let loose and recovered himself.
  他被放开后，清醒了过来。
• Mark caught Dick's arm would not let loose his hold.
  马克抓住迪克的胳膊不放。