Translation of – English–Korean dictionary
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/liːʃ/ us
/liʃ/ (UK also lead)
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leash
noun
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a chain, piece of leather, etc. that you attach to a dog’s neck and hold in order to control the dog
가죽끈
Dogs must be kept on a leash.
(Translation of leash from the Cambridge English–Korean Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of leash
leash
He waited 18 months before giving an indication to men who had been straining at the leash and labouring with a great and complex problem.
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One man was acting as slipper and had two greyhounds on the leash.
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His humanity included a sense of humour, though he usually kept it on a rather tight leash.
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Although we are talking about dogs on leashes, we must couple that with dogs which roam.
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I do not believe that the public are straining at the leash for another election.
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It really is not such a terrible hardship to have to keep a dog on a leash in busy streets.
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Consequently, it is more important to let loose the powers of production than to keep them in leash.
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It is letting them out one by one while keeping them on a tight and secure leash.
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Translations of leash
in Chinese (Traditional)
（牽狗等動物用的）繩索，鏈子…
in Chinese (Simplified)
（拴狗等动物用的）绳索，链子…
in Spanish
correa, correa [feminine, singular]…
in Portuguese
coleira, correia [feminine]…
in Japanese
in Turkish
in French
in Catalan
in Dutch
in Arabic
in Czech
in Danish
in Indonesian
in Thai
in Vietnamese
in Polish
in Swedish
in Malay
in German
in Norwegian
in Ukrainian
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in Russian
（動物をつなぐ）綱ひも, 鎖（くさり）でつなぐ…
tasma, zincir, kayış…
laisse [feminine], laisse…
corretja…
lijn…
طَوق الكَلب…
vodítko…
hundesnor…
pengikat anjing…
ปลอกคอ…
dây buộc chó…
smycz…
koppel, rem…
tali cawak…
die (Koppel)Leine…
bånd [neuter], bånd, lenke…
шворка, прив'язь…
guinzaglio…
поводок…
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