英:[stræp]
美:[stræp]
英:[stræp]
美:[stræp]
复数:straps
第三人称单数:straps
现在分词:strapping
过去式:strapped
过去分词:strapped
词根:strap
adj.strapping 魁梧的;高大健壮的
strapless 无带的;无背带的;无肩带的
n.strapping 鞭打;皮带材料;裹伤胶带
strapper 用皮绳捆的人;马夫;用磨刀皮带磨的人;体格结实而健壮的人
v.strapping 用带捆扎;约束,束缚(strap的现在分词)
noun
a narrow usually flat strip or thong of a flexible material and especially leather used for securing, holding together, or wrapping
something made of a strap forming a loop
a boot strap
a strip of leather used for flogging
strop
a band, plate, or loop of metal for binding objects together or for clamping an object in position
a shoe fastened with a usually buckled strap
Ireland trollop
verb
transitive verb
to secure with or attach by means of a strap
bind, constrict
to beat or punish with a strap
strop
to cause to suffer from an extreme scarcity
is often strapped for cash
leather strap皮带,皮表带
shoulder strap肩章;保护肩部的衬垫
wrist strap防静电手环,腕带
steel strap护顶钢板;钢板
17世纪初,“皮带”一词源于苏格兰语或航海术语中的变体 strope,意为“马具上的环或带子”,大约来自古法语 estrop,意为“带子”,源于拉丁语 stroppus,意为“带子、带”,可能经由伊特鲁里亚语,最终源于希腊语 strophos,“扭曲的带子; 一根绳索、绳子”,源于 strephein “旋转”(来自原始印欧语根 *streb(h)-,“缠绕、旋转”)。英语中的 stropp 和荷兰语中的 strop 也来源于拉丁语,而古英语中的 stropp 可能是现代英语“strap”一词的来源。俚语中“信用”的意思始于1828年。
松紧带
吊环带
带子
脚蹬皮带扣
饲养
带,条:将部件互相粘合在一起的粘膏带条
绑扎
Noun alteration of strop, from Middle English, band or loop of leather or rope, from Old English, thong for securing an oar, from Latin struppus band, strap, from Greek strophos twisted band, from strephein to twist
The first known use of strap was in 1602
straplessadjective
having no strapespecially: made or worn without shoulder straps
strapless evening gown
strap1 of 2noun
a band, plate, or loop of metal for tying objects together or for clamping an object in position
a narrow usually flat strip of a flexible material and especially leather used for fastening, holding together, or wrapping
something made of a strap forming a loop
boot strap
a strip of leather used for whipping
strop entry 1
strap2 of 2verb
to fasten with or attach by a strap
to beat or punish with a strap
strop entry 2
to cause to suffer from an extreme scarcity
I'm strapped for cash
strap1 of 2noun
a flexible band or strip
strap2 of 2transitive verb
to secure with or attach by means of a strap
to support (as a sprained joint) with overlapping strips of adhesive plaster
1 Artemis nodded, strapping the mirrored sunglasses across his brow.
2 All the luggage has been strapped up.
所有行李都已捆扎好。
3 Emily gripped her backpack straps and looked up to the front door.
4 He removed the shoulder strap and handed me my canteen.
5 Through the branches, I could make out two men carrying bows, with quivers of arrows strapped to their backs.
6 The woman loosed her grip slightly and Hazel lunged for the nearest thing—which turned out to be the arm strap of her backpack.
7 “No,” Tyson said, fiddling with the strap of his duffel bag.
8 The shoulder strap was torn from the back and hung limp and loose on the side, and there was an extra rip under the armpit.
9 Near where I am standing, a tiny faerie girl with a clock of white hair, like that of a dandelion, and a little knife cuts the strap of an ogre’s belt.
10 He spent free weekends instructing C.P.’s men in combat techniques and firearms training, strutting around in the woods outside of town, barking orders and wearing an 8 mm Mauser strapped on his hip.
11 Thomas tightened the straps on his backpack, held his makeshift fighting spear tightly in his right fist.
12 They held heavy wooden nightsticks and had revolvers strapped to their waists.
13 They yank up the other harnesses along the cliff, strap themselves in, and begin rappelling down.
14 For my brother Alex, who was born small, my mom spun a song that he was kindhearted and genuine and would grow up to become strapping and tall.
15 “Shoelaces,” he added vaguely, looping the Polaroid cameras strap around his neck.
16 His leg was in a cast, raised and held by tongs strapped to several weights.
17 I took to wearing the strap across my chest, the drum riding my hips like a desperado's revolver.
18 One hand lingers on the gun strapped to his belt, while the other rests on a rifle slung around his shoulder.
19 It fitted on his back with straps, and Boots could ride in it looking over his shoulder.
20 She’d used some rope to strap the tin to her belt, and before she stepped out of the shade of the sill, she rubbed a little more on her palms.
1 绷带
5 捆绑
6 赊
7 不足
bad short poor limited slight spare slim shy failed faint inadequate defective marginal scarce stringent slender deficient wanting skimpy meagre lacking scanty penurious exiguous barely want failure poverty deficiency deficit shortage minus imperfection shortfall scarcity dearth penury non- under- fail be nothing like run low to seek fall short lack for
8 革砥
10 铁条
11 鞭打
whip lash beating whipping whiplash lashing tan towel paddle slash Curry thrash thong flog flagellate whup larrup hiding stripe flagellation scourge welt baste trounce belabour swinge switch lace whang duff up stick tanning dusting lacing thrashing flogging caning dressing-down jacketing flail fan warm cat hide trim slate lick lambast lam wale lambaste taw knout tawse scutch taws strap-oil
12 背带
14 缺乏
poor bare void naked shy failed scarce barren deficient wanting scanty barely need want default failure absence poverty necessity deficiency deficit shortfall scarcity insufficiency dearth privation penury devoid non- of fail to seek fall short in short supply lack for
15 狭条
16 叶舌
17 铰链
20 环索
21 母线
23 滑车带
25 包扎
26 带
zonal band tie string chain zone belt cord chord fetch ligament fascia girdle bracer cingulum taenia funiculus lead advance register bandage cincture carry bear bar strip chorda drop zonary path realm ribbon belting cestus invest tote dribble schlep
27 塑料带
28 磨刀皮带
29 贴以橡皮膏或胶布
31 表带
34 用带固定
36 用绷带包扎
37 布条
38 皮带
crownpiece leather belt leash cribber shaganappi thong waist belt strapping strop lead whang babiche
40 金属带
41 荡刀皮
42 抽打
strap-oil lash belting whip flail cut leather belt slash quirt whang flip baste Rod Scotch lashing quilt curry switch flog lam
43 用带子捆扎
46 皮条