| 单词 | lash |
| 释义 | lash I. intransitive verb 1. a. < lashed out eastward with the agility for which he was dreaded — Emil Lengyel > < lash through the brilliant sunlight of a wide arena — P.B.Martin > b. of a horse < lashed out … at the cursing men behind us — Kenneth Roberts > c. < the rain lashed against the windowpanes — J.C.Powys > < hail lashed down mercilessly > 2. a. < lashing about him with a stout staff > < it had lashed across a human skull — Helen Nielsen > < the final plunge of a wave lashes against the opposing land — P.S.Welch > < lashed back at the enemy — S.E.Morison & H.S.Commager > b. < the snake lashed and curled — William Beebe > 3. < lashing at the bullet-headed commander — J.A.Michener > < uses … newspaper ads to lash back — Printers' Ink > — usually used with out < the author lashes out at Fascism — J.L.LaMonte > < lashed out on the rare occasions when he was aroused — Green Peyton > 4. now chiefly dialect Britain transitive verb 1. a. (1) < the frightened mare lashed up her heels > (2) < the kitten … lashed its angry tail — Ethel Wilson > < lashed her feather fan to and fro — Elizabeth Bowen > b. < lash out some 34,000,000 copies of newspapers a week — English Digest > 2. a. (1) < penitents lashing themselves till the blood came > (2) < the whale lashed the sea > < light lashed my eyes — Wirt Williams > < rain lashes the windows > < the wind lashed the waves into destructive fury > b. (1) < the jealousy, the hatred, the terror which lash our souls — A.L.Guerard > especially < lashed the vices of the time > (2) < lashes him into murder — G.B.Shaw > < lashed itself into a passion against Spain — Dexter Perkins > < easy to lash them into fury — J.A.Froude > (3) < a rising wind was lashing the rain against the windows — Val Mulkerus > 3. dialect chiefly Britain < prepared to lash the money around — Edward Sheehy > II. 1. a. (1) < received ten lashes > (2) < twenty feet long from butt to lash — H.L.Davis > (3) < used the lash on kids who trespassed on his property — Ronald Sercombe > (4) < provides fines, jail terms, and the lash for any incitement to violation — H.S.Warner > b. < felt the lash of his hand on her cheek > c. < has to stand up to the lash of a north wind — Monsanto Magazine > < the bitter lash of the rain — T.B.Costain > 2. < under the lash of competition — C.F.Wittke > < the lash of public opinion — Robert Trumbull > < give him another lash with my tongue — Michael McLaverty > 3. 4. 5. III. < lash something to a spar > < lash a pack > • - lash a hammock |
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