That old lasso is on the left.
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Lasso
//ˈlæs.oʊ//
Synonyms for "lasso" (98 found)
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50 translations across 32 languages.
Bashkir
1 entries- ҡороҡ noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Bulgarian
1 entries- ласо noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Catalan
1 entries- enllaçar verb (to catch with a lasso)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 套索 noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Czech
2 entries- laso noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- zalasovat verb (to catch with a lasso)
Esperanto
2 entries- kaptoŝnuro noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- lazo noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Finnish
2 entries- lasso noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- lassota verb (to catch with a lasso)
Galician
1 entries- lazo noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
German
1 entries- Lasso noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Hebrew
2 entries- לָסוֹ noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- פַּלְצוּר noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Hungarian
2 entries- lasszó noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- meglasszóz verb (to catch with a lasso)
Hunsrik
1 entries- Lass noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Icelandic
3 entries- slöngvivaður noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- snara noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- snara verb (to catch with a lasso)
Ingrian
1 entries- arkkana noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Italian
1 entries- lacciaia noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Ladino
2 entries- atadijo noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- lago noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Latin
3 entries- capulum noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- capulus noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- laqueum noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Macedonian
2 entries- ласо noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- јамка noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Middle Persian
1 entries- 𐭪𐭬𐭭𐭣 noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Mongolian
1 entries- уурга noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Navajo
1 entries- tłʼóół noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Persian
1 entries- کمند noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Polish
2 entries- arkan noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- lasso noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Portuguese
2 entries- laço noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- laçar verb (to catch with a lasso)
Russian
3 entries- арка́н noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- лассо́ noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- заарка́нить verb (to catch with a lasso)
Slovene
1 entries- laso noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Spanish
3 entries- lazo noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- lacear verb (to catch with a lasso)
- lazar verb (to catch with a lasso)
Swedish
1 entries- lasso noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Thai
2 entries- บ่วง noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
- บ่วงบาศ noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Tibetan
1 entries- ཞགས་པ noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Turkish
1 entries- kement noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Vietnamese
1 entries- thòng lọng noun (a long rope with a sliding loop)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
The priest reprimanded the altar boy for swinging the incense around like a lasso.
Source: tatoeba (5636062)
Tom threw a lasso around one of the low-flying, small clouds floating to Australia and clung to the end of the rope. He slowly climbed up and lay down on the cloud until it arrived in Perth.
Source: tatoeba (10097065)
For those unfamiliar with the back story of the lady warrior in the star-spangled bathing suit and red knee-high boots, she wields a Golden Lasso of Truth, wears bulletproof bracelets and has superhuman strength. She is Princess Diana, descended from the immortal Amazons of Greek mythology.
Source: tatoeba (12207821)
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