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loosening

/ˈluː.sən.ɪŋ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ato ou processo de afrouxar algo, tornando-o menos apertado, firme ou rígido, ou o caso de relaxamento de controle ou força., Tornar algo menos apertado, firme ou tenso, ou ficar menos apertado, firme ou tenso.

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noun

/ˈluː.sən.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato ou processo de afrouxar algo, tornando-o menos apertado, firme ou rígido, ou o caso de relaxamento de controle ou força.

A noun referring to the act or process of making something less tight, firm, or strict, or an instance of control or strength weakening.

  1. Weakening of control or strengthB2formal

    An occurrence where control, restrictions, or strength become less strict or powerful.

    ptAfrouxamento

    • The loosening of trade regulations boosted the economy.
    • There was a gradual loosening of the dictator's grip on power.
    • The loosening of safety standards led to several accidents.

    Sinônimosabatementeasingletupmitigationmoderationreductionrelaxationslackeningweakening

    Antônimoshardeningreinforcementstrengtheningtightening

  2. Act of making less tightB1formal

    The act of making something physically less tight or firm.

    ptAfrouxamento

    • The loosening of the knot allowed the rope to slide free.
    • He felt a loosening of the tension in his shoulders after the massage.
    • The loosening of the screws caused the shelf to wobble.

    Sinônimoseasingrelaxationreleaseslackeningunfastening

    Antônimostightening

Formas
  • loosenings plural form
  • loosenings' possessive plural form
  • loosening's possessive singular form
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verb

loosen/ˈluːsən/B1formal
  • ptTornar algo menos apertado, firme ou tenso, ou ficar menos apertado, firme ou tenso.

To make something less tight or firm, or to become less tight or firm.

  1. Make less tight or firmB1formal

    To cause something to become less tight, fixed, or firmly held.

    ptAfrouxar

    • He loosened his tie after the long meeting.
    • She loosened the jar lid with a cloth.
    • The mechanic loosened the bolts on the wheel.

    Sinônimoseaselooserelaxreleaseslacken

    Antônimostighten

  2. Make less strict or severeB2formal

    To reduce the strictness, severity, or intensity of rules, restrictions, or control.

    ptAfrouxar

    • The government decided to loosen the lockdown restrictions.
    • The teacher loosened the deadline for the assignment.
    • They loosened the rules on dress code at the office.

    Sinônimosalleviateeaselessenmitigatemoderatereducerelaxslackensoftentemper

    Antônimosstiffenstrengthentighten

  3. Become less tight or strictB2formal

    To become less tight, fixed, or severe.

    ptAfrouxar

    • His grip on the rope loosened as he grew tired.
    • The regulations loosened over time.
    • Her muscles loosened after a warm bath.

    Sinônimoseaselet uploosen uprelaxslacken

    Antônimosconstrictstiffentighten

  4. Disentangle fibersC1formal

    To separate and raise the fibers of a material, such as wool or cotton.

    ptDesfiar fibras

    • The machine loosens the wool fibers before spinning.
    • She loosened the cotton to make it softer.
    • The process loosens the fibers for better weaving.

    Sinônimoscardcombflufftease

    Antônimosentanglefeltmattangle

  5. Make less denseC1formal

    To reduce the density or compactness of something.

    ptTornar menos denso

    • The gardener loosened the soil before planting.
    • He loosened the packed sand with a rake.
    • The mixture loosens the clay for easier molding.

    Sinônimosaeratebreak upfluffrarefy

    Antônimoscompactcompresscondensepacksolidify

Formas
  • loosened past participle
  • loosened past simple
  • loosening present participle
  • loosens third person singular

Variantes phrasalloosen up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.