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Definition of lash-up in English: lash-upnoun British informal A makeshift, improvised structure or arrangement. some of the rival machines were no better than lash-ups Example sentencesExamples - Kelsey and Lockheed realized that the brakes would be good for only one or two landings with this emergency lash-up.
- We've plans still brewing for a permanent catio rather than the temporary lash-up we put together just before the summer settled in, and I'm determined there shall be a fountain.
- This lash-up, especially with its unfortunate geographical proximity to MacArthur's forces, set out a dual challenge for Ghormley: coordination of his own land- and sea-based air forces and coordination between theater commands.
- Davis was expressing scepticism as early as the Mistaken Identity public meeting in May (speeches available here), where he also displayed a commendable grasp of the database lash-up the Government currently presides over.
- They also tend to be heavy family and clan lash-ups.
- Dr. Fought describes how both air forces concluded that expeditionary, air forces and a lash-up of the combined/joint force air component commander and combined air operations center provided the right structure.
- It does have full HEP pass-through, so it could be the third unit in a three-unit lash-up.
Definition of lash-up in US English: lash-upnounˈlæʃˌəpˈlaSHˌəp British informal A makeshift, improvised structure or arrangement. some of the rival machines were no better than lash-ups Example sentencesExamples - We've plans still brewing for a permanent catio rather than the temporary lash-up we put together just before the summer settled in, and I'm determined there shall be a fountain.
- They also tend to be heavy family and clan lash-ups.
- Davis was expressing scepticism as early as the Mistaken Identity public meeting in May (speeches available here), where he also displayed a commendable grasp of the database lash-up the Government currently presides over.
- This lash-up, especially with its unfortunate geographical proximity to MacArthur's forces, set out a dual challenge for Ghormley: coordination of his own land- and sea-based air forces and coordination between theater commands.
- Dr. Fought describes how both air forces concluded that expeditionary, air forces and a lash-up of the combined/joint force air component commander and combined air operations center provided the right structure.
- It does have full HEP pass-through, so it could be the third unit in a three-unit lash-up.
- Kelsey and Lockheed realized that the brakes would be good for only one or two landings with this emergency lash-up.
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