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The Italian term "lasco, lasciare, poco stretto, floscio" matches the English term "loose"

other italian words that include "lasco" : english :
contatto lasco loose connection
contatto lasco loose contact
lasco, floscio slack
contatto lasco slack joint
other italian words that include "lasciare" : english :
lasciare, abbandonare abandon
diserzione, lasciare desertion
accèndere, possibilitare, rilasciare, permettere enable
vuotare, rimuovere, lasciare evacuate
lasciare forsake
rilasciare, esente, esimere, tempo libero free
andàrsene, lasciare in eredità, lasciare leave
appigionare, lasciare let
lasciare, lasci, amméttere lets
supporre, lasciare, assùmere to assume
other italian words that include "poco" : english :
poco pesante easily
semplice, poco pesante easy
poco stretto fluffily
poco per volta gradually
lampada, poco pesante, rado, schiarire, accesi light
poco pesante lightly
poco stretto limber
poco stretto loosely
altrettanto poco no more than
troppo poco too little
poco stretto unformal
poco stretto ungirt
other italian words that include "stretto" : english :
provincia, distretto, circondario district
poco stretto fluffily
poco stretto limber
poco stretto loosely
stretto strait
poco stretto unformal
poco stretto ungirt
other italian words that include "floscio" : english :
floscio floppily
floscio, letargico lethargic
lasco, floscio slack
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