The rain lashed at the windows.
雨点猛烈地打在窗户上。
Huge waves lashed the shore.
巨浪拍打着海岸。
Several logs had been lashed together to make a raft.
几根原木捆扎在一起做成了木筏。
During the storm everything on deck had to be lashed down.
暴风雨中甲板上所有的东西都必须系牢。
The crocodile's tail was lashing furiously from side to side.
鳄鱼的尾巴在急速地左右甩动。
They each received 20 lashes for stealing.
他们因盗窃每人挨了 20 鞭。
to feel the lash of sb's tongue(= to be spoken to in an angry and critical way)
领教某人利口如刀的厉害
1.用绳[链等]捆绑
2.(波浪等)冲击;急打
3.打,鞭打
4.激起,煽动
5.骂,讽刺,挖苦;严厉谴责
6.(狗等)愤激地摇(尾巴)
7.鞭打
8.(风,波浪等)冲打
9.讽刺;痛骂
10.(马等)踢 (out)
1.用绳[链等]捆绑
2.(波浪等)冲击;急打
3.打,鞭打
4.激起,煽动
5.骂,讽刺,挖苦;严厉谴责
6.(狗等)愤激地摇(尾巴)
7.鞭打
8.(风,波浪等)冲打
9.讽刺;痛骂
10.(马等)踢 (out)
1.(波浪等的)冲击,(雨水等的)击打
2.鞭打,鞭挞,抽打;鞭笞刑
3.【机】(轮齿等的)隙,余隙,空隙
4.鞭子(尤指鞭子上的皮条)
5.讽刺;严厉的谴责
6.(狗等的)摇尾
7.眼睫毛
1.(波浪等的)冲击,(雨水等的)击打
2.鞭打,鞭挞,抽打;鞭笞刑
3.【机】(轮齿等的)隙,余隙,空隙
4.鞭子(尤指鞭子上的皮条)
5.讽刺;严厉的谴责
6.(狗等的)摇尾
7.眼睫毛
1.to hit a person or animal with a whip or thin stick, especially as a punishment; if the wind or rain lashes something or lashes against something, it blows or falls against it with a very strong force; if an animal lashes its tail, or if its tail lashes, it moves its tail fast and violently from side to side, often when it is angry; to hit something with a very strong force
2.to tie something firmly to something else, or to tie two things together firmly using a rope
3.to criticize someone severely or angrily
4.to make a person or group react with a strong emotion such as anger or enthusiasm
1.to hit a person or animal with a whip or thin stick, especially as a punishment; if the wind or rain lashes something or lashes against something, it blows or falls against it with a very strong force; if an animal lashes its tail, or if its tail lashes, it moves its tail fast and violently from side to side, often when it is angry; to hit something with a very strong force
2.to tie something firmly to something else, or to tie two things together firmly using a rope
3.to criticize someone severely or angrily
4.to make a person or group react with a strong emotion such as anger or enthusiasm
1.a hit with a whip or a thin stick
2.a quick violent movement of an animal’s tail from side to side, often because it is angry
3.the thin piece of leather forming the main part of a whip
4.an eyelash
1.a hit with a whip or a thin stick
2.a quick violent movement of an animal’s tail from side to side, often because it is angry
3.the thin piece of leather forming the main part of a whip
4.an eyelash
1.This event is often brought on by stress or trauma, leading the confused young werewolf to lash out at whatever is hurting him.
这样的事往往是压力或者外伤引导的，这将会导致困惑的幼狼人猛力殴打那个伤害他的家伙。
2.Sensitive to the mood of her subjects, she had decided not to lash out on any new frocks, but to recycle the old ones.
考虑到国民情绪，女皇决定不再对新款式服装一掷千金，而是穿以前穿过的衣服。
3.he's my own dead sister's boy, poor thing, and I ain't got the heart to lash him, somehow.
他是我那死去的妹妹的孩子，可怜的东西，我没有得到你的心揍他，不知何故。
4."What Elizabeth Taylor lacked in talent, she made up in her crusading for AIDS research well before anyone was really doing it, " Lash said.
“什么伊丽莎白泰勒在人才缺乏，她在她的十字军注册艾滋病研究之前有人真的这样做了，”拉什说。
5.For this they do not know interior attended a meeting how many meet and discuss, study relevant policy, seek measure of a few lash-up .
为此他们不知道内部开了多少个碰头会，研究相关政策，寻找一些应急措施。
6.It looks like a prison cell with a bunch of mad prisoners, ready to lash out at each other, which is basically what these rats are doing.
这看起来像是一间牢房里关了一群狂暴的犯人，每个人都随时准备向别人扑过去，这差不多也正是这些老鼠正在做的事情。
7."There was always something inside that was building up that was ready to start to lash out, " he said.
“在我内心渐渐的形成了一种力量，蓄势待发，”他说。
8.I'll lash the two oars together across the stern and that will slow him in the night.
我要把两个桨放在船梢交叉着绑在一起，这样在夜里就会叫它走得慢些。
9.to buy things we need to lash the list, a total of up to see how much money we spend.
把我们必须买的东西列成清单，总计起来看看我们要花多少钱。
10.During the course of study, and the question of back lash of gear transmission and the difference of tooth thickness is brought out.
在贯彻学习过程中，引发了对齿轮传动侧隙及齿厚偏差问题的探讨。