loose russian
сла́бый
weak, feeble, frail
faint, dim, slight
loose, slack
poor, weak (in ability)
пусти́ть
to let, to allow, to permit
to let in, to admit, to let through
to set in motion, to put into operation, to start up, to open (a line)
to turn on, to let run
to let go, to release, to let go of
to shoot, to loose, to throw, to hurl
вы́рваться
to break loose, to tear oneself away, to get free
to escape, to get out, to break out
to burst out, to slip out
броди́ть
to wander, to roam, to stroll about
to stray, to roam loose
to ferment, to work
отверну́ться
to turn away, to turn one's back (on)
to turn aside, to turn to the side
to come unscrewed, to come loose
сорва́ться
break free, break loose, tear oneself away
fall through, fail, go wrong
come off and fall, fall down, plunge down
slip out, escape (one's lips)
во́льный
free, unrestricted, at liberty
free, loose
freestyle
voluntary, optional
free-and-easy, casual, overly familiar
оторва́ться
come off, tear off, become detached
tear oneself away
lose touch, lose contact, become estranged
take off, leave the ground
let loose, have a blast, take a break
вы́бить
to knock out, to knock loose, to dislodge
to smash, to break, to smash in
to beat out (dust), to beat (a carpet)
to drive out, to kick out, to force out
to stamp, to emboss, to punch out
просто́рный
spacious, roomy
loose, wide
спусти́ть
to lower, to let down, to take down
to let out (liquid), to drain
to let loose, to unleash, to set (a dog) on
to lower (a price), to reduce
отрыва́ться
come off, be torn off, break off, come away
tear oneself away, pull oneself away
take off, leave the ground
lose touch with, become detached from
let loose, have a blast, take a break from routine
спуска́ть
lower, let down
let out, drain, let off
let loose, release, unleash
lower (prices), reduce, cut
take one's eyes off (someone)
срыва́ться
break loose, break away, get away, come unhinged
fall (from a height), plunge down, fall to the ground
fall through, fail, miscarry
slip out, escape (of words), burst out
вырыва́ться
break free, tear oneself away, break loose
escape, get away, get out
burst out, escape
шата́ться
stagger, sway, reel, totter
be loose, wobble, be unsteady
roam, wander about, hang around, loaf
отвора́чиваться
turn away, turn aside, look away
come unscrewed, work loose
разрази́ться
break out, burst forth, erupt
burst into (laughter etc.), break into, let loose with
ры́хлый
loose, crumbly, friable
flabby, puffy, soft
вы́шибить
knock out, break down, smash in, knock loose
kick out, throw out, drive out, expel
распуска́ть
dissolve (a body), disband, dismiss, send home
spread (rumours), circulate, put about
let loose, let down (hair), undo, unfurl (sails)
dissolve (in liquid), melt
unravel (knitting), unpick
распусти́ться
to open, blossom out, become loose, unloosen
моль
moth
mole
loose floating timber, logs floated singly
балахо́н
loose overall
весово́й
sold by weight, sold loose (not pre-packaged)
клетча́тка
cellulose, dietary fibre, roughage
cellular tissue, loose connective tissue
распуска́ться
open, blossom out, become loose, unloosen
встряхну́ться
shake oneself, shake off
snap out of it, pull oneself together, rouse oneself, take heart
have a good time, let loose, enjoy oneself
вы́свободиться
to free oneself, to get free, to get loose
напусти́ть
let in (water), fill (with liquid), run (a bath)
set (dogs) on, sic on, let loose (on)
cast (a spell on), inflict by witchcraft
сыпу́чий
loose
разгуля́ться
go on a spree, let loose, have a wild time
clear up, brighten up
become wide awake, shake off sleep
расшата́ть
shake loose, make rickety, slacken, shatter
напуска́ть
let in (a quantity of), fill (with), admit
set (dogs) on, sic on, let loose on
cast (a spell) on, inflict by magic, bewitch with
отверте́ться
wriggle out (of something), get out (of doing something), get off
come loose, come unscrewed, work loose
помело́
broom, besom
loose tongue, blabbermouth
отцепи́ться
to unhook, to detach, to come loose, to get off
блудни́ца
loose woman, whore
хлами́да
chlamys, long loose-fitting garment
отмочи́ть
soak off, soak loose, unstick by wetting
pull off (something outrageous), come out with, crack (a joke)
beat up, thrash, wallop
разболта́ться
come loose, become loose, get wobbly
start chattering, become talkative, blab
dissolve (by stirring), mix in
досыпа́ть
get enough sleep, sleep one's fill
add (by pouring), pour in more, fill up (with something loose)
толсто́вка
hoodie, hoody, sweatshirt
Tolstoy shirt, loose belted blouse
Tolstoyan (woman), female follower of Tolstoy
сыпной
loose
ге́йша
geisha
loose flowing gown
оттяну́ться
to relax, to chill out, to have a good time, to let loose
провиса́ть
sag, hang loose, droop
hang around, loiter, be stuck (somewhere)
выла́мываться
put on airs, be affected, act up, make a fuss
break out, come loose, be broken off
распу́тный
dissolute, licentious, debauched, reprobate
slutty, promiscuous, loose
расша́тывать
shake loose, make rickety, slacken, shatter
кручёный
twisted, twined, spun
shameless, brazen, loose (in behaviour)
де́нежки
small money, pocket money, loose change
вкладно́й
insert (attr.), inserted, loose-leaf, removable
deposit (attr.), savings-deposit (attr.)
вкла́дыш
insert, loose leaf, supplement sheet
bearing shell, bush, liner
insert, inner liner, insert pin
вывёртываться
wriggle out, find a way out, get off scot-free
come unscrewed, work loose, come out
turn inside out, be turned outward
slip out, wriggle free
pop up, appear suddenly, emerge
get dislocated, be twisted
денни́к
loose box, box stall, stall (for a horse)
малаха́й
malakhai, large fur cap with ear flaps, fur hat with earflaps
loose peasant caftan (without a belt), peasant smock
насыпно́й
piled up, heaped up, artificially raised, embankment (attr.)
bulk (attr.), loose, unpackaged
отвёртываться
come unscrewed, work loose, come loose
unscrew, open by turning, come off
turn away, avert one's face
be turned up, fold back
отви́слый
loose-hanging
отвя́зываться
to sever ties, get loose, leave alone, leave in peace
открепля́ться
become unfastened, come loose, come off, detach
be struck off the list, deregister
откру́чиваться
come unscrewed, come off, work loose
get out of, wriggle out of, make excuses
разба́лтывать
blab, blurt out, give away (a secret), let slip
stir up, mix, beat (eggs), shake up
loosen, make wobbly, work loose
разба́лтываться
come loose, work loose, get wobbly
get out of hand, become undisciplined, go wrong
be mixed in, get stirred in, dissolve (by stirring)
chatter away, get talkative, blab
разбо́лтанность
looseness, loose discipline
разви́нченный
unstrung, on edge, frazzled
loose, shambling, unsteady, straggling
slovenly, undisciplined, sloppy
unscrewed, disassembled, taken apart
разгу́ливаться
go on the spree, be on the loose, clear up, break loose
распу́щенный
undisciplined, dissolute, fast, loose
рассыпно́й
loose
расхля́банный
loose, unstable, lax, undisciplined
расша́танный
shaky, rickety, wobbly, loose
shattered, undermined, ruined
скоросшива́тель
loose-leaf binder
умина́ться
become compacted, be pressed down, settle (of loose material)
be well kneaded, be well worked up, become soft from kneading
утряса́ться
get sorted out, settle, fall into place
settle (of loose material), be shaken down
побеси́ться
to frolic, to fool around, to cut loose, to go a bit crazy
вы́шибиться
fall out, be knocked out, come loose
be dislocated, get put out of joint
ку́рваль
a loose/dissolute man
вы́ломиться
to break out, to burst open, to break loose, to force one's way out
проно́с
diarrhea, loose bowels, runs
carrying through, smuggling, carrying past
растряса́ть
shake apart, shake loose, scatter by shaking
stretch one's legs, shake off stiffness, limber up
открепля́ющийся
detaching, unfastening, coming loose
detachable, removable, unfastenable
оттопы́риться
to stick out, to protrude
to chill out, to have a blast, to party hard, to let loose
разба́лтывавший
loosening, shaking loose
blabbing, divulging, revealing
разба́лтывавшийся
wobbly, loose, that had become loose
talkative, chattering, who had become talkative
распускаемый
being dissolved, being dismissed, being disbanded
being untied, being unbuttoned, being let loose, being spread, being disseminated
расша́тываемый
being loosened, being shaken loose, wobbly, rickety
being destabilized, being undermined, being shaken (figurative)
шата́вшийся
staggering, swaying, reeling, tottering
wandering, roaming, loitering, aimlessly walking
loose, wobbly, unstable
болта́ющийся
dangling, swinging, loose, flapping
сы́павшийся
falling, crumbling, shedding, pouring down (of loose material)
закача́вшийся
swaying, rocking, become loose, become shaky
выбива́вшийся
protruding, sticking out, standing out, loose (e.g., hair)
отцепи́вшийся
detached, unhooked, come off, come loose
разболта́вшийся
loose, wobbly, shaky, rickety
выла́мывающийся
breaking out, coming loose, becoming dislodged, detaching
расхля́бавший
dilapidated, rickety, wobbly, loose
зыбущийся
quicksand-like, loose, shifting, unstable
отвя́зывающийся
untying, coming loose, getting loose, unfastening itself
отвя́зывавшийся
untying, breaking loose, getting untied, detaching (itself)
открепля́вшийся
detaching (oneself), unfastening (oneself), coming loose, becoming detached
Examples
Он разбазарил насле́дство на гуля́нки и же́нщин.
He pissed away his inheritance on booze and loose women.
Оста́лось прояснить ещё не́сколько дета́лей.
A few loose ends remain to be cleared up.
Том сде́лал приблизи́тельный перево́д с оригина́ла.
Tom made a loose translation from the original.
Том определённо разошёлся на той вечери́нке.
Tom certainly cut loose at that party.
Легко потеря́ть равнове́сие на насыпном гравии.
It's easy to lose your footing on loose gravel.
Я не люблю́ незако́нченные дела.
I don't like loose ends.
I don't like loose ends.
Журнали́ста обвини́ли в передёргивании фа́ктов в написанной им передовице.
The journalist was accused of playing fast and loose with the facts in the editorial he wrote.
Том предпочита́ет свобо́дную оде́жду.
Tom prefers his clothes to be loose-fitting.
Я тут доде́лываю кое-какие ме́лочи.
I'm tying up some loose ends.
Я должен подчи́стить кое-какие хвосты́.
I have some loose ends to tie up.
В после́днее вре́мя мне кажется, что распу́щенных же́нщин стано́вится больше.
Recently, I feel like the number of women with loose morals is increasing.
Я разорва́л вся́ческие отноше́ния со свои́ми ста́рыми знако́мыми.
I've cut loose all ties with my old friends.
Позво́льте нам, студе́нтам, поспосо́бствовать улучше́нию благосостоя́ния жертв землетрясе́ния; даже ме́лочь будет име́ть большо́е значе́ние.
Let us students contribute to the welfare of the victims of the earthquake; even loose change will go a long way.
All hell broke loose.
Крепления сту́ла разболта́лись.
The joints of the chair were loose.
После третьей рюмки гости совсем разгулялись
After the third shot, the guests really started to let loose.
Мы любим рассыпчатую гречневую кашу.
We like our buckwheat porridge loose and fluffy.
Гайка совсем разболталась от вибрации.
The nut came completely loose from the vibration.
Колесо разболталось после долгой дороги.
The wheel came loose after the long journey.
Винт сам вывёртывается от вибрации.
The screw keeps coming loose from the vibration.
Провод отсоединился от клеммы аккумулятора.
The wire came loose from the battery terminal.
Без контргайки соединение быстро расшатается.
Without a locknut, the connection will quickly become loose.
Гайка постепенно отвинчивается от вибрации.
The nut is gradually coming loose from the vibrations.
Его походка казалась разболтанной и неуверенной.
His gait seemed loose and unsteady.
Расшатанность зубов требует немедленного лечения.
Loose teeth require immediate treatment.
Эта рыхлость снега затрудняла ходьбу.
The loose snow made walking difficult.
Почва здесь скважистая и рыхлая.
The soil here is porous and loose.
Купи мне пару скоросшивателей для отчётов.
Buy me a couple of loose-leaf binders for the reports.
Мы побесились на вечеринке от души.
We really let loose at the party.
Мы немного побесновались на концерте рок-группы.
We let loose a bit at the rock concert.
Мастер недокручивал болты, и деталь расшаталась.
The mechanic did not tighten the bolts enough, and the part became loose.
Он недокрутил гайку, и колесо расшаталось.
He didn't tighten the nut enough, and the wheel became loose.
Старая доска выломалась при первом ударе.
The old board came loose at the first удар.
Разъём немного разболтался, и провод плохо держится.
The connector has come a little loose, and the wire doesn’t stay in properly.
Без штифта конструкция быстро разболтается.
Without the pin, the structure will quickly become loose.
Отрывавшаяся пуговица наконец упала на пол.
The button that was coming loose finally fell to the floor.
The loose tooth finally fell out.
Закачавшийся зуб надо показать врачу.
A loose tooth should be shown to a doctor.



















