英语词汇lash怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ lash /ˈlæʃ/ verb

lashes; lashed; lashing

¹ lash

/ˈlæʃ/

verb

lashes; lashed; lashing

Learner's definition of LASH

: to hit (a person or animal) with a whip, stick, or something similar鞭打；抽打

[+ object]

The sailor was lashed for disobeying the captain.水手因违抗船长的命令而受到鞭打。

[no object]

— + at

The jockey lashed (away) at the horse with his whip.赛马骑师（不停地）用鞭子抽打马匹。

: to hit (something) with force猛击；狠打

[+ object]

Rain lashed the side of the house.雨点猛打在房子的侧墙上。
Waves lashed the shore.波浪猛烈拍打海岸。

[no object]

— + at

Waves lashed at the shore.波浪猛烈拍打海岸。

: to make a sudden and angry attack against (someone)怒斥；抨击

[+ object]

The singer lashed her critics with angry words.女歌手怒斥了批评者。

[no object]

— + at

The singer lashed back at her critics.女歌手愤怒回击了批评者。

— often used in the phrase lash out at常用于短语lash out at

He lashed out at the government for its failure to cut taxes.他抨击政府减税不力。
The cat suddenly lashed out at me when I tried to pet it.我试着去摸摸那只猫，它却突然猛扑向我。

[+ object] : to cause (a group of people) to become angry or violent煽动；激起— + into

He lashed [=whipped] the mob into a fury with his violent words.他那激烈的言辞煽起了人群的愤怒。

of an animal : to move (the tail) from side to side in a forceful way用力甩动（尾巴）

[+ object]

The tiger lashed its tail.老虎用力地甩动尾巴。

[no object]

The tiger's tail was lashing from side to side.老虎的尾巴在用力地左右甩动。

— compare ³lash

² lash /ˈlæʃ/ noun

plural lashes

² lash

/ˈlæʃ/

noun

plural lashes

Learner's definition of LASH

a [count] : a hit with a whip鞭打；抽打

They gave the sailor 50 lashes for disobeying orders.水手因违抗命令被他们抽了50鞭。

b the lash : the punishment of being hit with a whip鞭笞刑

The disobedient sailors were threatened with the lash.违抗命令的水手有受到鞭打的危险。

c [count] : the thin piece on the end of a whip鞭梢

[count] : eyelash — usually plural通常用复数

She has long and beautiful lashes.她的睫毛长而漂亮。

³ lash /ˈlæʃ/ verb

lashes; lashed; lashing

³ lash

/ˈlæʃ/

verb

lashes; lashed; lashing

Learner's definition of LASH

[+ object]

: to tie (something) to an object with a rope, cord, or chain捆扎；绑紧

They lashed the canoe to the top of the car.他们把划艇绑在汽车顶部。
He lashed the logs together to make a raft.他把原木捆扎起来做了个木筏。
Everything was lashed down securely so that it wouldn't blow away.每样东西都已牢牢捆紧，不会被吹走。

— compare ¹lash

单词	lash
释义	lash (noun) lash (verb) lash 5 ENTRIES FOUND: lash (verb) lash (noun) lash (verb) lashing (noun) tongue-lashing (noun) ¹ lash /ˈlæʃ/ verb lashes; lashed; lashing ¹ lash /ˈlæʃ/ verb lashes; lashed; lashing Learner's definition of LASH 1 : to hit (a person or animal) with a whip, stick, or something similar鞭打；抽打 [+ object] The sailor was lashed for disobeying the captain.水手因违抗船长的命令而受到鞭打。 [no object] — + at The jockey lashed (away) at the horse with his whip.赛马骑师（不停地）用鞭子抽打马匹。 2 : to hit (something) with force猛击；狠打 [+ object] Rain lashed the side of the house.雨点猛打在房子的侧墙上。 Waves lashed the shore.波浪猛烈拍打海岸。 [no object] — + at Waves lashed at the shore.波浪猛烈拍打海岸。 3 : to make a sudden and angry attack against (someone)怒斥；抨击 [+ object] The singer lashed her critics with angry words.女歌手怒斥了批评者。 [no object] — + at The singer lashed back at her critics.女歌手愤怒回击了批评者。 — often used in the phrase lash out at常用于短语lash out at He lashed out at the government for its failure to cut taxes.他抨击政府减税不力。 The cat suddenly lashed out at me when I tried to pet it.我试着去摸摸那只猫，它却突然猛扑向我。 4 [+ object] : to cause (a group of people) to become angry or violent煽动；激起— + into He lashed [=whipped] the mob into a fury with his violent words.他那激烈的言辞煽起了人群的愤怒。 5 of an animal : to move (the tail) from side to side in a forceful way用力甩动（尾巴） [+ object] The tiger lashed its tail.老虎用力地甩动尾巴。 [no object] The tiger's tail was lashing from side to side.老虎的尾巴在用力地左右甩动。 — compare ³lash ² lash /ˈlæʃ/ noun plural lashes ² lash /ˈlæʃ/ noun plural lashes Learner's definition of LASH 1 a [count] : a hit with a whip鞭打；抽打 They gave the sailor 50 lashes for disobeying orders.水手因违抗命令被他们抽了50鞭。 b the lash : the punishment of being hit with a whip鞭笞刑 The disobedient sailors were threatened with the lash.违抗命令的水手有受到鞭打的危险。 c [count] : the thin piece on the end of a whip鞭梢 2 [count] : eyelash — usually plural通常用复数 She has long and beautiful lashes.她的睫毛长而漂亮。 ³ lash /ˈlæʃ/ verb lashes; lashed; lashing ³ lash /ˈlæʃ/ verb lashes; lashed; lashing Learner's definition of LASH [+ object] : to tie (something) to an object with a rope, cord, or chain捆扎；绑紧 They lashed the canoe to the top of the car.他们把划艇绑在汽车顶部。 He lashed the logs together to make a raft.他把原木捆扎起来做了个木筏。 Everything was lashed down securely so that it wouldn't blow away.每样东西都已牢牢捆紧，不会被吹走。 — compare ¹lash
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