lashing in Czech
lashing in Czech is kotevní lano, uvazovací lano, vazák — lashing means a cord, rope, or strap used to tie or bind something down.
lashing in Czech
What does "lashing" mean?
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noun A cord, rope, or strap used to tie or bind something down.
"They checked the lashings on the cargo before the ferry left port."
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noun A heavy downpour of rain, or a beating.
"The lashing rain made it impossible to see the road."
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noun (informal, usually plural "lashings") A generous amount of something.
"The pudding came with lashings of custard."
lashing in a sentence
- They checked the lashings on the cargo before the ferry left port.
- A loose lashing let the tarp flap in the wind.
- The lashing rain made it impossible to see the road.
- The pudding came with lashings of custard.
Common Czech translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "lashing" in Czech?
"lashing" in Czech is kotevní lano, uvazovací lano, vazák. lashing means: A cord, rope, or strap used to tie or bind something down.
How do you use "lashing" in a sentence?
Example: "They checked the lashings on the cargo before the ferry left port." In Czech, "lashing" is kotevní lano, uvazovací lano, vazák.
Are there other ways to say "lashing" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "lashing": kotevní lano, uvazovací lano, vazák.