英语词汇“set loose”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Examples of 'set loose' in a sentence
set loose

Some people have claimed that what Lani saw was little more than a cloud of dust set loose by Mitch's scrambling feet.He set loose a new spirit of hedonism.However, when her new identity involves posing as a nun in a peaceful convent - the cat is set loose among the pigeons.Too many high-risk prisoners are set loose after cursory checks, sometimes just a quick phone call.The cats are thought to be descendants of pumas or panthers set loose in the 1970s when rules tightened on dangerous pets.He says it should have been set loose as a whole, slowly, with a printed programme.High society is unmoored, set loose from the bonds - nation, heritage, tradition, maybe even morality - that once held it in place.Each is given a destination to reach and a maximum speed before being set loose in a virtual building, city or sports centre.She remembers being set loose to play from the age of four, free to pick blackberries or run through waving grass.A coiling golden snake is set loose, with little pinkie bag offered as a taunting bait.

单词	set loose
释义	set loose in American English or turn loose to make free; release See full dictionary entry for loose Examples of 'set loose' in a sentence set loose Some people have claimed that what Lani saw was little more than a cloud of dust set loose by Mitch's scrambling feet. J.A. Jance KISS OF THE BEES (2001) He set loose a new spirit of hedonism. Times, Sunday Times (2007) However, when her new identity involves posing as a nun in a peaceful convent - the cat is set loose among the pigeons. The Sun (2008) Too many high-risk prisoners are set loose after cursory checks, sometimes just a quick phone call. The Sun (2006) The cats are thought to be descendants of pumas or panthers set loose in the 1970s when rules tightened on dangerous pets. The Sun (2010) He says it should have been set loose as a whole, slowly, with a printed programme. Times, Sunday Times (2013) High society is unmoored, set loose from the bonds - nation, heritage, tradition, maybe even morality - that once held it in place. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Each is given a destination to reach and a maximum speed before being set loose in a virtual building, city or sports centre. Times, Sunday Times (2012) She remembers being set loose to play from the age of four, free to pick blackberries or run through waving grass. Times, Sunday Times (2016) A coiling golden snake is set loose, with little pinkie bag offered as a taunting bait. Times, Sunday Times (2014)
随便看	sb doesn't miss a trick not to miss a trick sbe sb has got to be kidding/sb must be kidding sbirro 'sblood sb of few words sbs sb's compassion for sb sb's conversion to sth sbs-cup-of-tea sb's cup of tea not your cup of tea sb's future lies swh sbs-future-lies-swh sb's insides sb's last stand sb's likes sb's love for sb sb's loyalty to sb sb's masterpiece sb's public sb's spiritual home sb/sth reigns supreme sb's travels sb's trump card sb's trust in sb

set loose in American English

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Examples of 'set loose' in a sentence
set loose