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Possessivum
Leine
английски
английски
немски
немски

I. leash [li:ʃ] СЪЩ

1. leash (lead):

leash
Leine f <-, -n>
to be on a leash
pets must be on a leash
to be kept on a leash
to strain at the leash

2. leash прен (restraint):

leash on emotions, feelings
Zügel м <-s, -> прен
to give sb a long leash
to strain at the leash

II. leash [li:ʃ] ГЛАГ прх

1. leash (lead with leash):

to leash a dog

2. leash прен (restrain):

to leash sth emotions, feelings

ˈleash law СЪЩ Am

leash law
to slip sth chains, leash
sich вин von etw дат befreien
немски
немски
английски
английски
leash
jdn an die Kette legen прен
to keep sb on a tight [or short] leash прен
Present
Ileash
youleash
he/she/itleashes
weleash
youleash
theyleash
Past
Ileashed
youleashed
he/she/itleashed
weleashed
youleashed
theyleashed
Present Perfect
Ihaveleashed
youhaveleashed
he/she/ithasleashed
wehaveleashed
youhaveleashed
theyhaveleashed
Past Perfect
Ihadleashed
youhadleashed
he/she/ithadleashed
wehadleashed
youhadleashed
theyhadleashed

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Then the receiver is born with the owner, whereas the phone as transmitter gets virtually leashed.
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Dogs must be kept on leash at all times.
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Dogs are welcome with their owners, providing they are on a leash.
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However, since 2010 the bears are no longer allowed at football games or other campus events on leashes.
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A major issue argued between big wave surfers is the necessity of the leash on the surfboard.
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