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leash Definition and Meaning in English (leash definition)

noun
Synonyms:leadtetherrein
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Leash definition: A strap or cord, usually made of leather or nylon, used to hold and guide an animal, especially a dog.

Definitions of Leash

  1. 1noun

    A strap or cord, usually made of leather or nylon, used to hold and guide an animal, especially a dog.

  2. 2verb

    To put a leash on an animal, typically a dog, in order to control or restrain it.

Example Sentences

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“He put the leash on his dog before going for a walk.”

casual

“Always keep your dog on a leash in public parks.”

casual

“She leashed her puppy to prevent it from running away.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveunleash
past tenseleashed
past participleunleashed
present participleleashing

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Leash definition: A strap or cord, usually made of leather or nylon, used to hold and guide an animal, especially a dog.
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'Leash' translates to 'leash' in English. Leash definition: A strap or cord, usually made of leather or nylon, used to hold and guide an animal, especially a dog.
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