set loose Idioma
set loose
set (someone or something) loose
To accomplish chargeless or accord up ascendancy of article or someone; to absolution or acquittal article or someone, as from confinement. Due to a abridgement of evidence, the suspects were set apart by police. Samantha was abeyant for ambience mice apart throughout the school.Learn more: loose, set
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set eyes on set fire set foot set for life set forth set/have one set in set in her ways set loose set of wheels set off set one set (one) back set one back set out set out for set out to set great store by (something or someone) set great store by, to set heart against set heart on set her cap set hopes on set house in order set in set in (one's) ways set in a place set in a type face set in cement set in concrete set in motion set in one's ways, be set in stone set in train set in ways set in your ways set into set into (something) set light to (something) set light to something set little by set little by (someone or something) set loose set mind at ease set mind on set much by (someone or something) set no store by (something or someone) set no store in (something or someone) set of delph set of pipes set of wheels set off set off (for some place) set off alarm bells set off on set off on (something) set on set on a pedestal, to set on fire set one back on heels set one back on one's feet set one on feet set one's cap for set one's cap for, to set one's face against set one's heart at rest, to set one's heart on set one's heart on, to
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