Definitions
v. To strike forcefully, especially with a whip or like one.
猛烈抽打；猛烈冲击
v. To fasten things tightly together using rope or cord.
捆扎；绑牢
n. An eyelash, or a stroke delivered with a whip.
睫毛；鞭打
Example
Heavy rain lashed the windows throughout the night.
大雨整夜猛烈地拍打着窗户。
As storms lash coastal communities, stronger sea defences become increasingly important for protecting homes and essential infrastructure.
随着风暴猛烈袭击沿海社区，更坚固的海防设施对保护住房和重要基础设施愈发重要。
Collocations
- lash against the windows
- lash together
- lash out at
Usage tip
lash out at可指突然攻击或猛烈抨击。
FAQ
- What does lash mean?
- To strike forcefully, especially with a whip or like one. To fasten things tightly together using rope or cord. An eyelash, or a stroke delivered with a whip.
- How is lash pronounced?
- UK /læʃ/, US /læʃ/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.
