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L0057900 (lăs′ō, lă-so͞o′)n. pl. las·sos or las·soes A long rope with a running noose at one end, used especially to catch horses and cattle. Also called lariat.tr.v. las·soed, las·so·ing, las·sos or las·soes To catch, tie, or attach with or as if with a lasso.

[Spanish lazo, from Vulgar Latin *laceum, noose; see lace.]

las′so·er n.

lasso

(læˈsuː; ˈlæsəʊ) n, pl -sos or -soesa long rope or thong with a running noose at one end, used (esp in America) for roping horses, cattle, etc; lariatvb, -sos, -soes, -soing or -soed (tr) to catch with or as if with a lasso[C19: from Spanish lazo, ultimately from Latin laqueus noose] lasˈsoer n

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(ˈlæs oʊ, læˈsu)

n., pl. -sos, -soes, n. 1. a long rope or line of hide or other material with a running noose at one end, used for roping horses, cattle, etc. v.t. 2. to catch with or as if with a lasso. [1760–70; < Sp lazo < Latin laqueus noose, bond; compare lace] las′so•er, n.

lasso

Past participle: lassoed
Gerund: lassoing

Imperative
lasso
lasso

Present
I lasso
you lasso
he/she/it lassos/lassoes
we lasso
you lasso
they lasso

Preterite
I lassoing
you lassoing
he/she/it lassoing
we lassoing
you lassoing
they lassoing

Present Continuous
I am lassoing
you are lassoing
he/she/it is lassoing
we are lassoing
you are lassoing
they are lassoing

Present Perfect
I have lassoed
you have lassoed
he/she/it has lassoed
we have lassoed
you have lassoed
they have lassoed

Past Continuous
I was lassoing
you were lassoing
he/she/it was lassoing
we were lassoing
you were lassoing
they were lassoing

Past Perfect
I had lassoed
you had lassoed
he/she/it had lassoed
we had lassoed
you had lassoed
they had lassoed

Future
I will lasso
you will lasso
he/she/it will lasso
we will lasso
you will lasso
they will lasso

Future Perfect
I will have lassoed
you will have lassoed
he/she/it will have lassoed
we will have lassoed
you will have lassoed
they will have lassoed

Future Continuous
I will be lassoing
you will be lassoing
he/she/it will be lassoing
we will be lassoing
you will be lassoing
they will be lassoing

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been lassoing
you have been lassoing
he/she/it has been lassoing
we have been lassoing
you have been lassoing
they have been lassoing

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been lassoing
you will have been lassoing
he/she/it will have been lassoing
we will have been lassoing
you will have been lassoing
they will have been lassoing

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been lassoing
you had been lassoing
he/she/it had been lassoing
we had been lassoing
you had been lassoing
they had been lassoing

Conditional
I would lasso
you would lasso
he/she/it would lasso
we would lasso
you would lasso
they would lasso

Past Conditional
I would have lassoed
you would have lassoed
he/she/it would have lassoed
we would have lassoed
you would have lassoed
they would have lassoed

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	Lasso - Belgian composer (1532-1594)Orlando di Lasso, Roland de Lassus
	2.	lasso - a long noosed rope used to catch animalslariat, reata, riatarunning noose, slip noose, noose - a loop formed in a cord or rope by means of a slipknot; it binds tighter as the cord or rope is pulledrope - a strong line
Verb	1.	lasso - catch with a lasso; "rope cows"ropecapture, catch, get - succeed in catching or seizing, especially after a chase; "We finally got the suspect"; "Did you catch the thief?"

Translations

以套索捕套捕牛、马等用的套索

lasso

(lӕˈsuː) – plural lasˈso(e)s – noun a long rope with a loop which tightens when the rope is pulled, used for catching wild horses etc. （套捕牛、马等用的）套索 verb – present tense lasˈsoes: past tense, past participle lasˈsoed – to catch with a lasso. The cowboy lassoed the horse.以套索捕

lasso

(lăs`ō, lăso͞o`), light, strong rope, usually with a smooth, hard finish, made of a fine quality of hemp or nylon. It is used primarily for catching large animals such as cattle and horses. Horsehair or rawhide lassos were formerly common in America, but they have almost completely given way to the hemp and nylon ropes, which are far more efficient roping tools. The rope varies in length from 35 to 50 ft (11–15 m). At one end of the rope is a running knot or a metal ring by means of which a loop or noose is made. The loop is thrown, from as far away as 30 ft (9 m), around the horns or the feet of an animal and drawn tight. The lasso was invented by Native Americans, who used it effectively in war against the Spanish invaders. In the W United States and in parts of Latin America the lasso is a part of the equipment of a cattle herder. To use it on horseback requires great skill of the rider and his horse—the pull of the captured animal may throw the rider's horse, or the horse or rider may become entangled in the rope. The lasso is often called a lariat; the term lariat is applied also to a rope used in picketing, or tethering, animals.

Lasso

a long rope (from 15 to 30 m) woven from thong, horse hair, or wool, with a running noose. The lasso, evidently, emerged as a hunting implement and was later widely used by stock raisers. It was known in the countries of the ancient East, especially among the Scythians. Under various names it has been used and is used to this day by many Asian peoples. After cattle and horses were brought to America, the lasso was widely used by some Indian tribes engaged in horse hunting.

lasso

An image editing tool that enables you to select an irregular object by dragging the mouse around it (while the mouse button is held down) and letting go. You do not have to join the ends together. When the mouse button is released, the two ends are connected automatically.

The Lasso Button

The lasso tool is found in many paint and image editing programs both in the Mac and Windows.

LASSO

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noun Belgian composer (1532-1594)

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