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to let somebody or something loose
to let somebody or something loose
01
to allow someone to be completely free to do whatever they want
![to [let] {sb/sth} loose definition and meaning](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/44732/original/?type=jpeg "to [let] {sb/sth} loose definition and meaning")
Idiom
Ejemplos
After months of training, the athlete was finally let loose on the field, showcasing their skills and competing at their highest level.
02
to free a person or an animal from imprisonment
Ejemplos
Due to a lack of evidence, the suspects were let loose by police.
to let loose something
01
to make a loud or sudden remark
Ejemplos
Huge floating factories as big as ocean-going vessels, spewing diesel smoke and letting loose a noise that carried for miles.
02
to discharge a large number of bullets or explosives
Idiom
Informal
Ejemplos
As night fell, the archers let loose a volley of arrows into the darkness, hoping to hit their unseen foes.
to let loose
01
to behave freely and enjoying oneself without restraints
Dialect
British
British![to [let] loose definition and meaning](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/44294/original/?type=jpeg "to [let] loose definition and meaning")
Ejemplos
It's a love song and deals with letting loose, regardless how hard it is.
