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loath, loth [ləʊθ] adj
1. (usually foll by to) reluctant or unwilling nothing loath willing [Old English lāth (in the sense: hostile); related to Old Norse leithr] loathness , lothness n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
loath loth Translations loath [ləʊθ] ADJ to be loath to do sth → estar poco dispuesto a hacer algo, ser reacio a hacer algo to be loath for sb to do sth → no querer en absoluto que algn haga algo nothing loath → de buena gana loath [ləʊθ] adj to be loath to do sth → essere riluttante or restio/a a fare qc loath [ləʊθ] adj to be loath to do sth → essere riluttante or restio/a a fare qc How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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They moved us into town, put down the carpets in our new house, made shelves and cupboards for grandmother's kitchen, and seemed loath to leave us. Yet now, that his time had come, I was loath to see him go. Perhaps he was already known as a poet and a good story-teller whom the King was loath to lose. |
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