lassoed 的 2 个定义
plural las·sos, las·soes.
- a long rope or line of hide or other material with a running noose at one end, used for roping horses, cattle, etc.
las·soed, las·so·ing.
- to catch with or as with a lasso.
lassoed 近义词
等同于 knotted
等同于 net
等同于 catch
等同于 hook
更多lassoed例句
- The scientists reported the brown tree snakes’ lasso climbing method January 11 in the journal Current Biology.
- It’s possible that the snakes are using lasso locomotion to scale some of these poles, Savidge says.
- The discovery of lasso locomotion is not entirely surprising, though, says Gary Gerald, a biologist at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln who was not involved in the research.
- The discovery of brown tree snakes’ lasso climbing method, reported online January 11 in Current Biology, was somewhat serendipitous.
- Ballerinas get lassoed into the colorful fog (see 0:35), and businessmen get lost in a flurry of flying documents (see 2:50).
- From the snow-bunny double agent to the lassoed plane, watch all nine.
- Presently he would be joined by a whole flock, many of which I lassoed, or shot with my bow and arrows.
- Bruin had been captured by four cowboys, who had lassoed and tied it.
- Then the Mexicans charged forward, lassoed the horses, captured one of the guns and turned it on the Americans.
- He wouldn't believe me, but I knew I was right, and one night when Harry was home, he lay in wait for the dog and lassoed him.
- Anyhow, there didn't much of anything happen after Skinny lassoed the bear, for a long time, unless you count the Fourth of July.