Translations for „lashed“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

lash¹ <-es> [læʃ] N

lash

trepalnica f

I . lash² <-es> [læʃ] N

1. lash:

lash (whip)

bič m

lash (flexible part)

jermen m

2. lash (stroke of whip):

lash

udarec m z bičem

3. lash fig (criticism):

lash

huda kritika f

4. lash (sudden movement):

lash

zamah m

to go out on the lash

iti ven divje ponočevat

II . lash² [læʃ] VB trans

1. lash (whip):

lash

bičati [perf prebičati]

2. lash (strike violently):

to lash sth

pretolči kaj

to lash sth rain

tolči ob kaj

3. lash (strongly criticize):

to lash sb

hudo kritizirati koga

4. lash (move violently):

to lash its tail

zamahniti z repom

5. lash (tie):

lash to

pričvrstiti

III . lash² [læʃ] VB intr

1. lash (strike):

lash at

udarjati [perf udariti ]+ak

lash rain, wave at

tolči ob

2. lash (move violently):

lash

mahati [perf zamahniti]

lash about, lash around VB intr

lash

[divje] tolči okoli sebe

I . lash down VB trans

lash

pritrjevati [perf pritrditi]

II . lash down VB intr

lash rain:

lash

liti

I . lash out VB intr

1. lash (attack physically):

to lash out at sb

znesti se nad kom

2. lash (criticize severely):

to lash out at sb

kritizirati koga

to lash out against sb

udrihati po kom

to lash out against sth

udrihati po čem

3. lash inf (spend freely):

lash Brit Aus

razsipavati

II . lash out VB trans Brit Aus

to lash out £500

stran vreči 500 funtov

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Are they not lashed mercilessly by brutal taskmasters behind the walls of concentration camps?

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He used several short ladders, lashed together with rope and hardboard.

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The night before, a terrific storm lashed the entire area badly.

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Tahini sauce is lashed onto falafel, adding a tangy, soppy counterpoint to the crunchy fried patties.

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The small houses made of bamboo and nipa lashed to hard wood logs, freely rise or fall with the level of the marsh itself.

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Listening to their satisfied snuffles and admiring their heavily lashed eyes, it's hard to imagine how these placid beasts can be considered a nuisance.

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By 1850, a system of moving barges and log rafts lashed alongside and ahead of the towboat was developed which allowed greater control than towing on a hawser.

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She often lashed out at her husband (who called her a silly old moo).

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As soon as it was close enough for his liking, he lashed the jump leads down on my feeble flesh, already blue from the freezing air.

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So you anticipate a lashed-together series of outtakes and bloopers.

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