loosey-goosey en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de loosey-goosey en el diccionario inglés»español

loosey-goosey ADJ.

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loosey-goosey (casual and relaxed) EE.UU. ingl. canad. argot

relajado, -a

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inglés

It also argued that it had more important things to do than rule on what a loosey-goosey term should mean.

www.slate.com

Here, hang on to that for a second and let's do some quick loosey-goosey math.

espn.go.com

The rules are a bit loosey-goosey about the "mandatory" nature of vaccines.

www.torontosun.com

We feel that managers should be judged on their merits rather than on some loosey-goosey scale of prognostication-driven jujutsu.

mlb.nbcsports.com

That telescopic handle is also a bit loosey-goosey when it's extended.

www.gizmodo.com.au

Yet when it is we who owe the money, we seem all too willing to play loosey-goosey with the info.

www.metronews.ca

After that loosey-goosey first period that was basically a no-hitter, the teams tightened up and cranked up the intensity in the second.

www.winnipegsun.com

The class format is relaxed, but maybe too loosey-goosey for some.

www.nydailynews.com

We're just gon na do it loosey-goosey -- which is not a bad name for a band, not a good name come to think of it.

www.billboard.com

Apparently it's not just workplace dress codes that have gotten a little loosey-goosey in recent years.

www.winnipegfreepress.com