leash
leash 英 [li:ʃ] 美 [liʃ]
n. 皮带；束缚 vt. 束缚；用皮带绑住
进行时:leashing 过去式:leashed 过去分词:leashed 第三人称单数:leashes 名词复数:leashes
- Dog owners who live in the city need a leash, a rope or cord attached to the dog's collar that helps his owner keep him safe and restrained.
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- n. 皮带；束缚
- vt. 束缚；用皮带绑住
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1. You, dear reader, encounter a Rottweiler, not on a leash but loose.
你,亲爱的读者,碰到一只猎犬,没有皮带但松了。
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2. You, dear reader, encounter a Rottweiler, not on a leash but loose. How do you react?
亲爱的读者，当你遇到一只没有被皮带栓住的罗特威尔犬，你会怎么反应？
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3. You just have to keep him on a tight leash.
你要拢住他只须拉紧一根皮带。
- leash (n.) c. 1300, "thong for holding a dog or hound," from Old French lesse, laisse "hound's leash," ultimately from Latin laxus "loose" (see lax), perhaps via noun use of fem. form laxa. The notion seems to be of a string loosely held. Figurative sense attested from early 15c. The meaning "a set of three, three creatures of a kind" is from early 14c., originally in sporting language and especially of greyhounds, foxes, bucks, or hares.
- leash (v.) "to attach to or with a leash," 1590s, from leash (n.). Related: Leashed; leashing.
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