lash

lash
1. noun
1) (stroke) [Peitschen]hieb, der
2) (part of whip) biegsamer Teil der Peitsche; (whipcord) Peitschenschnur, die; (as punishment)

the lash — die Peitsche

3) (on eyelid) Wimper, die
2. intransitive verb
1) (make violent movement) schlagen; [Peitsche, Schlange:] zuschlagen
2) (strike) [Welle, Regen:] peitschen (against gegen, on auf + Akk.); [Person:] [mit der Peitsche] schlagen (at nach)
3. transitive verb
1) (fasten) festbinden (to an + Dat.)

lash together — zusammenbinden

2) (flog) mit der Peitsche schlagen; (as punishment) auspeitschen
3) (move violently) schlagen mit
4) (beat upon) peitschen

the rain lashed the windows/roof — der Regen peitschte gegen die Fenster/auf das Dach

Phrasal Verbs:
- academic.ru/88618/lash_down">lash down
- lash out
* * *
[læʃ] 1. noun
1) (an eyelash: She looked at him through her thick lashes.) die Wimper
2) (a stroke with a whip etc: The sailor was given twenty lashes as a punishment.) der (Peitschen-, etc.)Hieb
3) (a thin piece of rope or cord, especially of a whip: a whip with a long, thin lash.) die Peitschenschnur
2. verb
1) (to strike with a lash: He lashed the horse with his whip.) peitschen
2) (to fasten with a rope or cord: All the equipment had to be lashed to the deck of the ship.) festzurren
3) (to make a sudden or restless movement (with) (a tail): The tiger crouched in the tall grass, its tail lashing from side to side.) peitschen
4) ((of rain) to come down very heavily.) prasseln
- lash out
* * *
lash1
<pl -es>
[læʃ]
n [Augen]wimper f
lash2
[læʃ]
I. n
<pl -es>
1. (whip) Peitsche f; (flexible part) Peitschenriemen m
the \lash Peitschenhiebe pl, die Peitsche
he could only make them work under threat of the \lash er konnte sie nur zum Arbeiten bringen, indem er ihnen Peitschenhiebe androhte
2. (stroke of whip) Peitschenhieb m
3. (fig: criticism) scharfe [o herbe] Kritik
to feel the \lash of sb's tongue jds scharfe Zunge zu spüren bekommen
to come under the \lash Hiebe bekommen fig, herbe Kritik ernten
4. (sudden movement) Peitschen nt, Hieb m
with a powerful \lash of its tail, the fish jumped out of the net der Fisch befreite sich mit einem kräftigen Schwanzschlag aus dem Netz
II. vt
1. (whip)
to \lash sb [with sth] jdn [mit etw dat] auspeitschen
2. (strike violently)
to \lash sth gegen etw akk schlagen
rain \lashed the windowpanes der Regen prasselte gegen die Fensterscheiben
storms \lashed the southern coast of Britain Stürme fegten über die Südküste Großbritanniens hinweg
3. (strongly criticize)
to \lash sb heftige Kritik an jdm üben
4. (move violently)
to \lash its tail animal mit dem Schwanz schlagen
5. (tie)
to \lash sb/sth to sth jdn/etw an etw dat [fest]binden [o anbinden]
to \lash two things together zwei Dinge zusammenbinden
III. vi
1. (strike)
to \lash at sth gegen etw akk schlagen; (fig) rain, wave gegen etw akk peitschen
to \lash at sb [with sth] auf jdn [mit etw dat] einschlagen
2. (move violently) schlagen
* * *
I [lʃ]
n
(= eyelash) Wimper f

she fluttered her lashes at him — sie machte ihm schöne Augen

II
1. n
1) (= whip) Peitsche f; (= thong) Schnur f
2) (= stroke as punishment) (Peitschen)schlag m
3) (= lashing of tail) Schlagen nt; (of waves, rain) Peitschen nt
4) (fig) Schärfe f

the lash of her tongue — ihre scharfe Zunge

2. vt
1) (= beat) peitschen; (as punishment) auspeitschen; (hail, rain, waves) peitschen gegen; tail schlagen mit

the wind lashed the sea into a fury — wütend peitschte der Wind die See

the cow lashed the flies with its tail — die Kuh schlug mit ihrem Schwanz nach den Fliegen

to lash the crowd into a fury — die Menge aufpeitschen

2) (fig: criticize) heruntermachen (inf), abkanzeln
3) (= tie) festbinden (to an +dat)

to lash sth together — etw zusammenbinden

3. vi

to lash against — peitschen gegen

* * *
lash1 [læʃ]
A s
1. Peitschenschnur f
2. Peitschenhieb m:
have a lash at sth Aus umg etwas probieren oder versuchen
3. the lash die Prügelstrafe
4. fig
a) (at) (Peitschen)Hieb m (gegen), Geißelung f (gen)
b) Schärfe f:
the lash of her tongue ihre scharfe Zunge;
the lash of his criticism seine beißende Kritik
5. Peitschen n (auch fig):
the lash of the lion’s tail;
the lash of the rain
6. fig Aufpeitschen n:
the lash of public opinion
7. (Augen)Wimper f
B v/t
1. (aus)peitschen
2. fig
a) peitschen:
the storm lashes the sea
b) peitschen(d schlagen) an (akk) oder gegen:
the waves lash the rocks
3. peitschen mit:
lash its tail mit dem Schwanz um sich schlagen
4. fig aufpeitschen (into zu):
lash o.s. into a fury sich in Wut hineinsteigern
5. fig geißeln, vom Leder ziehen gegen
6. lash out umg etwas springen lassen, spendieren
C v/i
1. peitschen(d schlagen) (against an akk, gegen):
lash down niederprasseln (Regen, Hagel)
2. schlagen (at nach):
lash about (oder around) (wild) um sich schlagen;
lash back zurückschlagen;
lash into
a) einschlagen auf (akk),
b) fig jemanden zusammenstauchen;
lash out
a) (wild) um sich schlagen,
b) ausschlagen (Pferd);
lash out at
a) einschlagen auf (akk),
b) auch lash out against fig geißeln (akk), vom Leder ziehen gegen;
lash out in all directions fig zu einem Rund(um)schlag ausholen
3. lash out umg sich in Unkosten stürzen, viel Geld ausgeben (beide:
on für)
lash2 [læʃ] v/t
1. auch lash down binden (to, on an akk), festbinden (to, on an dat)
2. SCHIFF (fest)zurren
* * *
1. noun
1) (stroke) [Peitschen]hieb, der
2) (part of whip) biegsamer Teil der Peitsche; (whipcord) Peitschenschnur, die; (as punishment)

the lash — die Peitsche

3) (on eyelid) Wimper, die
2. intransitive verb
1) (make violent movement) schlagen; [Peitsche, Schlange:] zuschlagen
2) (strike) [Welle, Regen:] peitschen (against gegen, on auf + Akk.); [Person:] [mit der Peitsche] schlagen (at nach)
3. transitive verb
1) (fasten) festbinden (to an + Dat.)

lash together — zusammenbinden

2) (flog) mit der Peitsche schlagen; (as punishment) auspeitschen
3) (move violently) schlagen mit
4) (beat upon) peitschen

the rain lashed the windows/roof — der Regen peitschte gegen die Fenster/auf das Dach

Phrasal Verbs:
* * *
n.
Peitsche -en f.
Wimper -n f.

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