English–Spanish
“loose” in Spanish
How to say “loose” in Spanish
“Loose” in Spanish is suelta.
Something or someone not held or restrained.
Example sentences with suelta
Prefiero ropa suelta para el verano.
I prefer loose clothing for the summer.
Tips for using suelta
- When describing fit, estar marks a temporary loose state, and flojo often implies slackness or weakness while suelto emphasizes lack of attachment or restraint.