lashKK [ˈlæʃ] ｜ /ˈlæʃ/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a quick blow delivered with a whip or similar object
The horse’s handler gave a gentle lash with the whip to urge it forward.
鞭打；抽打
C2noun
a leather strip that forms the flexible part of a whip
The cowboy cracked his lash to scare the cattle back into the pen.
鞭梢；皮鞭條
C2verb
beat someone or something severely with a whip or rod
The cruel supervisor would lash the workers for even minor mistakes which created a toxic work environment.
C2verb
move or cause to move suddenly or violently; to strike as if by whipping
As soon as the gate was opened, the wind lashed the trees and caused them to sway violently.
C2verb
bind or tie up with a rope, chain, or cord
The cowboy quickly lashed the luggage to the back of the horse before heading out on the trail.
C2noun
any of the short curved hairs that grow from the edges of the eyelids and serve to protect the eye
She batted her long lashes and smiled at him.
C2verb
fling or flick (something, such as a towel or hair) about sharply
She leaned over the sink, splashing water on her face, and then lashed her wet hair backward.