leash

UK
/liːʃ/
US
/liːʃ/

Translations

leashnoun
leashes
pl
UK
/liːʃ/
US
/liːʃ/
I always use a leash when walking my dog.
Я всегда использую поводок, когда выгуливаю свою собаку.
Additional translations
leashverb
leashed
Past Simple
leashed
Past Participle
leashing
Gerund
UK
/liːʃ/
US
/liʃ/
He decided to leash the dog before going for a walk.
Он решил привязать собаку перед прогулкой.
Additional translations
leashadjective
UK
/liːʃ/
US
/liʃ/
Attributive use before another noun (e.g., "leash law", "leash training").

Definitions

leashnoun
A strap or cord for restraining and guiding a dog or other animal.
She held the leash tightly as her dog tried to chase a squirrel.
A means of control or restraint.
The new regulations put a leash on the company's spending.
A group or set of three animals (especially hounds) or things, traditionally used in hunting terminology; by extension, any group of three.
The hunter returned with a leash of rabbits.
leashverb
To restrain or control with or as if with a leash.
She had to leash her dog before entering the park.
To curb, check, or bring under control (something abstract such as an emotion, activity, or organization).
The government hopes to leash inflation through interest-rate hikes.
leashadjective
Relating to or designed for use with a leash; involving a leash.
Leash training is essential for young puppies.