Lash Meaning in English
word
/ˈɫæʃ/
LASH
/lˈæʃ/
LASH
释义
'Lash' can mean a sharp hit with a whip or something similar, or one of the hairs on the edge of your eyelid (eyelash). It is also used as a verb, meaning to hit or strike strongly.
用法与细微差别
Very versatile, but main uses are as a noun ('the lash of a whip', 'eyelash') and verb ('to lash out', 'to lash something'). As a verb, can be literal (hit with a whip) or figurative (speak or move suddenly and violently). In informal English: 'lash out' can mean to react angrily.
Spanish: latigazo - pestaña (del ojo) - azotarPortuguese (BR): chicote - pestana - chicotearPortuguese (PT): chicote - pestana - chicotearChinese (Simplified): 鞭打 - 睫毛Chinese (Traditional): 鞭打 - 睫毛Hindi: चाबुक - बरौनीArabic: ضربة بالسوط - رمش العين - يجلدBengali: চাবুকের বাড়ি - চোখের পাতা (পাপড়ি) - মারধর করাRussian: удар хлыстом - ресница - хлестатьJapanese: むち打ち - まつげ - 打ちつけるVietnamese: roi quất - lông mi - đánh mạnhKorean: 채찍질 - 속눈썹 - 세게 치다Turkish: kırbaç - kirpik - şiddetle vurmakUrdu: کوڑا مارنا - پلک - زور سے مارناIndonesian: cú quất roi - lông mi - quất mạnh
例句
He got a lash on his back from the whip.
basic
She has long, dark lashes.
basic
Don't lash the horse too hard.
basic
He tried to lash the boxes together with rope.
natural
The rain lashed against the window all night.
natural
Sometimes, kids lash out when they're upset.
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