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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. lashing [Brit ˈlaʃɪŋ, Am ˈlæʃɪŋ] N

1. lashing (flogging):

to get a lashing
to give sb a lashing

2. lashing (fastening):

lashing

II. lashings N

lashings npl Brit inf:

lashings of cream, food

III. lashing [Brit ˈlaʃɪŋ, Am ˈlæʃɪŋ] ADJ

lashing wind
lashing rain

I. lash [Brit laʃ, Am læʃ] N

1. lash ANAT (eyelash):

cil m

2. lash (whipstroke):

3. lash (whip):

4. lash (flogging):

II. lash [Brit laʃ, Am læʃ] VB trans

1. lash (whip) lit:

lash animal, person

2. lash (batter) fig:

lash rain: windows
lash storm: region
lash waves: shore

3. lash (criticize):

lash, a. lash into person

4. lash (secure):

attacher (to à)

5. lash (swish) animal:

lash tail

lash out VB [Brit laʃ -, Am læʃ -]

1. lash out (hit out):

lash out person:
lash out tiger, cat:
to lash out at person:
to lash out at tiger:

2. lash out (verbally):

to lash out at or against person, institution

3. lash out (spend freely):

to lash out on coat, car

lash-up [Am ˈlæʃˌəp] N inf

I. lash down VB [Brit laʃ -, Am læʃ -] (lash down)

lash down rain:

II. lash down VB [Brit laʃ -, Am læʃ -] (lash [sth] down, lash down [sth]) (secure)

lash down cargo, crates
to give sb a tongue-lashing
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
she gave me a lashing
gifler pluie, vent:
the rain was lashing my face

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

lashing N

1. lashing (punishment):

lashing
to take a lashing
to give sb a tongue lashing

2. lashing pl Brit (a lot):

lashing

lash1 <-shes> [læʃ] N

cil m

eyelash <-es> N

cil m

I. lash2 <-shes> [læʃ] N

1. lash (whip):

2. lash (flexible part of a whip):

3. lash (stroke of a whip):

4. lash fig (criticism):

II. lash2 [læʃ] VB trans

1. lash (whip):

2. lash (criticize):

3. lash (attach):

to lash sb/sth to sth
attacher qn/qc à qc

4. lash (drive):

to lash sb into sth

III. lash2 [læʃ] VB intr

1. lash (beat):

to lash at sth

2. lash (move violently):

lash out VB intr

1. lash out (attack physically):

to lash out at sb with sth

2. lash out (attack verbally):

3. lash out (go on a spending spree):

4. lash out Brit, Aus inf:

to lash out £500

I. lash down VB trans

II. lash down VB intr

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francuski
engleski
engleski
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

lashing N (punishment)

lashing
to take a lashing
to give sb a tongue lashing

lash1 <-shes> [læʃ] N

cil m

eyelash <-es> N

cil m

I. lash2 <-shes> [læʃ] N

1. lash (whip):

2. lash (flexible part of a whip):

3. lash (stroke of a whip):

4. lash fig (criticism):

II. lash2 [læʃ] VB trans

1. lash (whip):

2. lash (criticize):

3. lash (attach):

to lash sb/sth to sth
attacher qn/qc à qc

4. lash (drive):

to lash sb into sth

III. lash2 [læʃ] VB intr

1. lash (beat):

to lash at sth

2. lash (move violently):

lash out VB intr

1. lash out (attack physically):

to lash out at sb with sth

2. lash out (attack verbally):

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engleski
engleski
Present
Ilash
youlash
he/she/itlashes
welash
youlash
theylash
Past
Ilashed
youlashed
he/she/itlashed
welashed
youlashed
theylashed
Present Perfect
Ihavelashed
youhavelashed
he/she/ithaslashed
wehavelashed
youhavelashed
theyhavelashed
Past Perfect
Ihadlashed
youhadlashed
he/she/ithadlashed
wehadlashed
youhadlashed
theyhadlashed