lasso
lasso 英 [læˈsu:] 美 [ˈlæsoʊ]
n. 套索 vt. 用套索套捕；拉拢
进行时:lassoing 过去式:lassoed 过去分词:lassoed 第三人称单数:lassos 名词复数:lassos
- A lasso is the loop of rope that cowboys use to catch cattle. To be a successful cowboy or cowgirl, you have to learn to throw a lasso while riding a galloping horse.
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- n. 套索
- vt. 用套索套捕；拉拢
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1. As an engineer, I liked the look of the lasso idea and bought one.
作为一名工程师，我非常喜欢这个套索的创意和外形，所以立刻就买了一个。
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2. We have removed a number of pet ticks with this lasso and every one has come out complete and without effort, even a tiny tick.
用这个套索，我们已经驱除了许多宠物扁虱，而且不管扁虱有多小，我们都不费吹灰之力把它轻而易举地弄干净。
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3. As with everything Jessica does, there’s not much skin here, but who needs flesh when you’ve got her in tight, cutoff cowboy pants swinging a lasso and grinding the hell out of those hips?
正如杰西卡所做的那样，并不会暴露太多的肌肤，但是当你看到她穿着紧身牛仔裤挥舞着套索并扭动着性感的臀部时，谁还会去想要看更多的裸露呢？
- lasso (n.) "long rope with a running noose," used for catching horses and cattle, 1808, earlier laço (1768), American English, from Spanish lazo "a snare, slipknot," from Latin laqueum (nominative laqueus) "noose, snare" (see lace (n.)). As a verb from 1807. Related: Lassoed; lassoing. A lasso can serve as a lariat, but the reverse is not true.
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