sung1 saan2鬆散松散

Jyutpingsung1 saan2
Yalesūng sáan
形容詞Rare

Definition

Loose, slack, or poorly structured.

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How it's used

Apply this word when describing things that lack structural integrity or cohesion, such as a disorganized argument or a poorly packed bag. It conveys a sense of being slack or not firmly held together. While it can describe physical objects, it is frequently used metaphorically for abstract concepts like management styles or team discipline.

Examples

This report is written in a very loose way.
Your knot is tied so loosely, it will come undone easily.

Related words

see alsosaan2sán

Common phrases

Common mistake

Avoid using this to describe clothing that is too big, as that is better expressed as 鬆身. Using 鬆散 for clothes sounds like the fabric itself is falling apart or disintegrating.

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