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LOUCHE
adjective — LOOSH (pronúncia)
Definition:
not reputable or decent
Examples:
"Here, he's just a dude, with an earring and a motorcycle, a dude who wears jeans to military court. Freeman's best when he's not trying to win re-election or standing at the Pearly Gates, when he's just a guy slouching in dungarees, looking a little louche."
— WesleyMorris, The New York Times, Apr 30th, 2020
"On 7 May, for one week only, it released a modern-dress version of Antony and Cleopatra set in a series of strategy rooms, conference centres and five-star hotel suites. The lovestruck Roman was played by a louche, gruff, brooding Ralph Fiennes."
— Lloyd Evans, The Spectator (UK), May 16th, 2020
Phrasal Verb by
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LET OFF
Definitions:
— to release by exploding.
— to free from duty or responsibility; excuse.
— to allow to go with little or no punishment; pardon:
Example:
— The judge let off the youthful offender with a reprimand. —#wordoftheday #phrasalverbs @cardosobill
