lash out

英 [læʃ aʊt]

美 [læʃ aʊt]

（用武器或手脚）迅猛攻击，殴打; 抨击; 批评

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB （用武器或手脚）迅猛攻击，殴打
  If youlash out, you attempt to hit someone quickly and violently with a weapon or with your hands or feet.
  1. Riot police fired in the air and lashed out with clubs to disperse hundreds of demonstrators...
     防暴警察朝天开枪并挥舞警棍驱散数百名示威者。
  2. Her husband has a terrible temper and lashes out at her when he's angry.
     她丈夫脾气极差，一生气就殴打她。
• PHRASAL VERB 猛烈抨击；批评
  If youlash out atsomeone or something, you speak to them or about them very angrily or critically.
  1. As a politician Jefferson frequently lashed out at the press...
     作为一个政治人物，杰斐逊常常抨击新闻界。
  2. The Cuban leader lashed out against the policy of the US President.
     古巴领导人猛烈抨击美国总统的政策。

英英释义

verb

• attack in speech or writing
  1. The editors of the left-leaning paper attacked the new House Speaker
  Synonym:attackroundassailsnipeassault

双语例句

• Or there may be a less direct link: people tend to lash out in tough times.
  或许，两者之间可能存在一种不那么直接的关系：人们往往在困难时期有更多的攻击行为。
• It was however the timid nature of the team performance that has angered the English media and fans, leading them to lash out at the players and the management.
  但不管怎样，队伍在比赛中表现出的胆怯使整个英国媒体和都感到愤怒。铺天盖地的批评指向了球员和教练。
• This event is often brought on by stress or trauma, leading the confused young werewolf to lash out at whatever is hurting him.
  这样的事往往是压力或者外伤引导的，这将会导致困惑的幼狼人猛力殴打那个伤害他的家伙。
• I like to lash out on souvenirs when I'm on holiday.
  我度假进喜欢大买经念品。
• Similarly, when people lash out at you with venomous criticism, you should not accept it passively.
  同样地，当别人以恶毒的批评讽刺你时，你不应该默默的承受。
• Susan's fist lash out quickly, opening up cuts above Jill's eyes.
  苏珊的拳头迅速的打出，打破了吉尔的眼睛。
• Can we afford to lash out on an air-conditioner?
  我们能拿出一笔可观的钱买空调器吗？
• The Cuban leader lashed out against the policy of the US President.
  古巴领导人猛烈抨击美国总统的政策。
• Let's lash out and have champagne.
  咱们挥霍一下，喝香槟吧。
• It's a chance for inmates to pick up a new hobby, but it's also a part of the prison's dynamic security strategy: occupied prisoners are less likely to lash out at guards and one another.
  这是犯人们培养新爱好的一个机会，但同时也是监狱的动态安全策略的一部分：全心投入到一件事情中时，犯人很少会和狱警或狱友发生冲突。