Loose end
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British pronunciation/lˈuːs ˈɛnd/
American pronunciation/lˈuːs ˈɛnd/

"loose end"の定義と意味

Loose end
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未解決の点, 未完の問題

something that is not completely exlained or taken care of
loose end definition and meaning
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The play has too many loose ends.
We still have one more loose end to deal with before we 're finished with the project.
tie up loose ends
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to tie up loose ends
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to finish something that is left unfinished

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What is the origin of the idiom "tie up loose ends" and when to use it?

The idiom "tie up loose ends" has its origins in the literal practice of tying loose or untied elements together to create a tidy result. The phrase likely emerged in the early 19th century, and its usage became more prevalent in the 20th century. It is commonly used in various contexts and occasions where there are unfinished tasks, unresolved issues, or loose threads that need to be addressed for completion.

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loose end

loose end

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The play has too many loose ends.
We still have one more loose end to deal with before we're finished with the project.
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