Lashings Meaning in English
word · lemma: lashing
Definition
"Lashings" can refer to ropes or cords used to tie things together, or, informally (mainly British English), to a large amount of something.
Usage & Nuances
Plural "lashings" (countable) means several ropes or bindings, often in nautical or camping contexts. As uncountable (informal, mainly UK) means 'a large amount' and is common in the phrase 'lashings of ...' (e.g. 'lashings of cream'). Not commonly used this way in American English. Do not confuse with 'lashes' (eyelashes or whip strikes).
Example Sentences
The climbers used lashings to secure the tent.
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They added lashings of syrup to the pancakes.
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The raft was built using bamboo poles and lashings.
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The dessert was served with lashings of whipped cream.
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Make sure the lashings are tight or the poles might come apart.
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You’ll get lashings of fun at the summer camp!
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