lashing in Russian
lashing in Russian is найтов — lashing means a cord, rope, or strap used to tie or bind something down.
lashing in Russian
найтов
Pronounced: naytov
Something used to tie something or lash it to something.
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."
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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.
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What is "lashing" in Russian?
"lashing" in Russian is найтов. lashing means: A cord, rope, or strap used to tie or bind something down.
How do you pronounce найтов?
"lashing" in Russian is найтов, pronounced "naytov".
How do you use "lashing" in a sentence?
Example: "They checked the lashings on the cargo before the ferry left port." In Russian, "lashing" is найтов.
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