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Meanings of loosen in English
Usage of loosen in English
1
The IMF also said the Bank may need to loosen policy further.
2
Working as a television presenter can seriously loosen your grip on reality.
3
Castor's bill would loosen some of those restrictions in tax fraud cases.
4
The IMF also said the BoE may need to loosen policy further.
5
At present, traders do not foresee cash conditions to loosen too much.
6
The United States and Japan are pressuring China to loosen export restrictions.
7
Scald them to loosen the skin and nails; open and clean them.
8
We'll loosen up the mortar round the bars in the south room.
9
He said it was time for SaveMart to loosen the purse strings.
10
In a few days, they will loosen and come off by themselves.
11
With the one I might loosen the stone which flanked the window.
12
The hot water had helped her loosen up and overcome her doubts.
13
He sat down in the door and began to loosen a shoestring.
14
In a few minutes Didi had managed to loosen a third prong.
15
WA and Tasmania have not said when they will loosen travel restrictions.
16
He began to loosen up; the barriers weren't so solid after all.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for loosen
Loosen through the time
Loosen across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common