lashing

lashing
lash·ing
[ˈlæʃɪŋ]
n
1. (whipping) Peitschenhieb m
to get a \lashing gepeitscht werden
to give sb a \lashing jdn auspeitschen
to give sb a tongue \lashing (fig) jdm ordentlich die Meinung sagen fam, jdm mal sagen, was Sache ist fam
to give sb a verbal \lashing jdm eine verbale Ohrfeige verpassen
2. BRIT (hum dated: a lot)
\lashings pl reichlich
\lashings of cream Berge von Schlagsahne [o ÖSTERR Schlagobers] [o SCHWEIZ Schlagrahm]
\lashings of drink jede Menge zu trinken
3. usu pl (cord) [Befestigungs]seil nt
* * *
['lʃɪŋ]
n
1) (= beating) Prügel pl; (= punishment) Auspeitschung f
2) (fig: criticism) scharfe Kritik
3) (= tying) Verschnürung f; (of prisoner) Fesseln pl; (NAUT) Tau nt, Zurring m
4) pl (inf) eine Unmenge (inf)

lashings of money/cream — eine Unmenge or massenhaft Geld/Schlagsahne (inf)

* * *
lashing1 s
1. Peitschen n
2. Auspeitschung f
3. fig Geißelung f
4. pl besonders Br umg eine Unmenge (of von, an dat):
there were lashings of (oder to) drink es gab jede Menge zu trinken
lashing2 s
1. Festbinden n
2. Strick m, Schnur f, Seil n
3. SCHIFF Lasching f, Tau n
* * *
n.
Geißelung f.
Tauwerk -e n.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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