leash — a rope or chain used to control a dog or other animal
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a rope or chain used to control a dog or other animal
Pronunciation (IPA): /liːʃ/
Korean meaning: 개줄, 목줄
Korean pronunciation: **리**쉬
Example Sentences
- My dog broke his leash and chased a squirrel up a tree.
- The boss keeps all employees on a tight leash during busy season.
- After retirement, grandpa was finally off the leash and bought a motorcycle.
leash
NOUN//liːʃ//
a rope or chain used to control a dog or other animal
a rope or chain used to control a dog or other animal
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Origin
From Old French 'laisse', derived from the past participle of Latin 'laxare' meaning 'to loosen or release'. The word originally referred to a rope used to lead a hound in hunting.
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“My dog broke his leash and chased a squirrel up a tree.”
“The boss keeps all employees on a tight leash during busy season.”
“After retirement, grandpa was finally off the leash and bought a motorcycle.”
“The new city ordinance requires all dogs to be on a leash in public areas.”
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