Lash

Definition

lash / læʃ / n ၁။ = EYELASH: long dark lashes. ၂။ က်ာပြတ္။ wield the lash. ၃။ က်ာပြတ္စသည္ျဖင့္ေပးေသာ ႀကိမ္ဒဏ္။ He was given ten lashes for stealing. ❍ ( fig ) feel the lash of sb's tongue (ie be spoken to in a critical way). [ဥ] သူ နင့္နင့္သီးသီး ပုတ္ခတ္ေျပာသည္ကို ခံရသည္။ v ၁။ (က) က်ာပြတ္ျဖင့္႐ိုက္သည္။ He was lashing the horse mercilessly. ❍ ( fig ) The play has been lashed by the critics. [ဥ] နင့္နင့္သီးသီး ပုတ္ခတ္ ေျပာဆိုသည္။ (ခ) ျပင္းထန္စြာ႐ိုက္ခတ္သည္။ rain lashing (down) on the roof ❍ waves lashing the shore. ၂။ ပုတ္သည္။ ခတ္သည္။ a tiger lashing its tail angrily. ၃။ ~ A to B / A and B together ႀကိဳးျဖင့္ၿမဲၿမံစြာ ခ်ည္ေႏွာင္သည္။ lash the injured climber to a stretcher ❍ a raft made of logs lashed together. ❏ lash sth down [ PHRV ] တုပ္ေႏွာင္သည္။ lash down the cargo on the deck. ❏ lash out (at sb/sth) [ PHRV ] ျပင္းထန္စြာ ႐ိုက္ပုတ္ ကန္ေက်ာက္သည္ (သို႔) ေဒါသတႀကီး ရမ္းသည္။ The horse lashed out with its back legs. ❍ In a bitter article he lashed out at his critics. ❏ lash out (on sth) [ PHRV ] ( Brit infml ) ေဟာ့ေဟာ့ ရမ္းရမ္း သံုးပစ္သည္။ lash out on a new video recorder.

Examples

1. The fuel tanks were lashed together
2. upright and side by side.
3. After lashing the boat to the dock
4. we ran for shelter from the storm.
5. He was regularly lashed on the buttocks by his jailers.
6. We could hear the branches lashing the side of the house.
7. [lash at] : Branches lashed at my face.
8. [lash against] : The wind was still strong
9. and the rain lashed against the roof.
10. He lashed Lucien mercilessly with harsh words.
11. [lash back] : He didn’t get angry. He didn’t lash back. Instead
12. he grinned.
13. [lash someone into something] : His stirring words lashed the crowd into wild excitement.