英语词汇“bracket”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun

an L-shaped or other support fixed to a wall to hold a shelf, etc

one or more wall shelves carried on brackets

3. architecture

a support projecting from the side of a wall or other structure

See also corbel, ancon, console2

4. Also called: square bracket

either of a pair of characters, [ ], used to enclose a section of writing or printing to separate it from the main text

5. a general name for parenthesis, square bracket, brace (sense 6)

a group or category falling within or between certain defined limits

the lower income bracket

the distance between two preliminary shots of artillery fire in range-finding

a skating figure consisting of two arcs meeting at a point, tracing the shape ⋎

verbWord forms: -kets, -keting or -keted (transitive)

to fix or support by means of a bracket or brackets

10.

to put (written or printed matter) in brackets, esp as being irrelevant, spurious, or bearing a separate relationship of some kind to the rest of the text

11.

to couple or join (two lines of text, etc) with a brace

12. (often foll by with)

to group or class together

to bracket Marx with the philosophers

13.

to adjust (artillery fire) until the target is hit

单词	bracket
释义	Word Frequency bracket (ˈbrækɪt) noun 1. an L-shaped or other support fixed to a wall to hold a shelf, etc 2. one or more wall shelves carried on brackets 3. architecture a support projecting from the side of a wall or other structure See also corbel, ancon, console2 4. Also called: square bracket either of a pair of characters, [ ], used to enclose a section of writing or printing to separate it from the main text 5. a general name for parenthesis, square bracket, brace (sense 6) 6. a group or category falling within or between certain defined limits the lower income bracket 7. the distance between two preliminary shots of artillery fire in range-finding 8. a skating figure consisting of two arcs meeting at a point, tracing the shape ⋎ verbWord forms: -kets, -keting or -keted (transitive) 9. to fix or support by means of a bracket or brackets 10. to put (written or printed matter) in brackets, esp as being irrelevant, spurious, or bearing a separate relationship of some kind to the rest of the text 11. to couple or join (two lines of text, etc) with a brace 12. (often foll by with) to group or class together to bracket Marx with the philosophers 13. to adjust (artillery fire) until the target is hit Word origin C16: from Old French braguette codpiece, diminutive of bragues breeches, from Old Provençal braga, from Latin brāca breeches
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