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1·One Sunday he began trying to teach the two puppies to walk on a leash.

一个星期天，他开始试着教两只幼犬栓着皮带走路。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·You just have to keep him on a tight leash.

你只需要用皮带牢牢束缚住他。

3·You, dear reader, encounter a Rottweiler, not on a leash but loose. How do you react?

亲爱的读者，遇到一只没有被皮带栓住的罗特威尔犬。你会怎么反应？

4·ChiChi ran back and forth in front of his chair, straining at his leash as if to run down the beach.

芝芝在他的椅子前面来来回回地跑，奋力拉扯皮带，似乎想跑下海滩。

5·Another time the president was almost tripped over my leash, and even though that wasn't technically my fault, I take full responsibility.

还有一次，总统差点被我的皮带绊倒，虽然严格来说那不是我的错，但我承担全部责任。

6·If she had possessed a leash, her mother would have been fastened to it as a means of tugging her along to keep step with the rush of other shoppers.

如果她有皮带的话，可能会用皮带拴住母亲，拉着她走在匆忙赶来的其他顾客中间。

7·All dogs must be kept on a leash in public places.

在公共场所所有的狗必须用皮带牵住。《牛津词典》

8·Like all youngsters, he's straining at the leash to leave home.

跟所有年轻人一样，他也急于从家里出去。《牛津词典》

9·The dogs were straining at the leash , eager to get to the park.

几条狗用力拽着皮带，急于要去公园。《牛津词典》

10·Remember to keep the dog on a leash while you walk it, honey!

亲爱的，遛狗的时候记得给狗拴上链子！

皮带

1·Another time the president was almost tripped over my leash, and even though that wasn't technically my fault, I take full responsibility.

还有一次，总统差点被我的皮带绊倒，虽然严格来说那不是我的错，但我承担全部责任。

2·The dogs were straining at the leash , eager to get to the park.

几条狗用力拽着皮带，急于要去公园。《牛津词典》

3·He caused the deaths of so many Libyans, and he is afraid one of the rebels will try to assassinate him.... The rebels are tightening the leash around his neck.

他导致如此多的利比亚人死亡，他害怕反对派将会试图暗杀他……反对派正在勒紧他脖子上的皮带。

4·He had fashioned a noose out of our dog Grouper's leash.

他用我们的狗古鲁普的皮带做了绞索。

5·“In those neighborhoods you’ll sometimes see kids yanking around a dog on the leash, pushing and playing, the sort of behavior that some middle-class owners would think of as abuse,” she said.

在这些地方经常会看见小孩使劲拽着拴狗的皮带，推推嚷嚷，尽情玩乐。 在中产阶级眼里这样做简直是对狗的侮辱。

束缚

1·If you don't want to wear an electronic leash, you need this book.

如果你不想整日被电子紧箍所束缚，这本书应该正是你所想要的东西。

2·Joy and expectation are for the acquisition of public and official recognitions and to a certain extent, for slipping the leash of parents and school.

而喜悦与希望则是源于获得了公众的认可和在一定程度上摆脱了学校与父母的束缚。

3·China's own film producers are likewise kept on a short leash, as are book publishers.

中国自己的电影制片人也同样被紧紧束缚，图书出版商亦然。