Cut loose | EWA Phasal Verbs Dictionary
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Cut loose

/kʌt luːs/

B2

UpperIntermediate

1. To let someone or something go free from restraints or restrictions.

  • The manager decided to cut loose several employees due to budget cuts.
  • After years of strict dieting, she finally decided to cut loose and enjoy her favorite foods.

2. To behave in a relaxed or uninhibited manner.

  • At the party, everyone cut loose and danced to the music.
  • He usually doesn't drink much, but he occasionally likes to cut loose with friends.

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