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

　

单词	lace
释义	Trends of lace View usage for: lace (leɪs) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense laces, present participle lacing, past tense, past participle laced 1. uncountable noun Lace is a very delicate cloth which is made with a lot of holes in it. It is made by twisting together very fine threads of cotton to form patterns. She finally found the perfect gown, a beautiful creation trimmed with lace. ...a plain white lace bedspread. Synonyms: netting, net, filigree, tatting More Synonyms of lace 2. countable noun [usually plural] Laces are thin pieces of material that are put through special holes in some types of clothing, especially shoes. The laces are tied together in order to tighten the clothing. Barry was sitting on the bed, tying the laces of an old pair of running shoes. [+ of] Synonyms: cord, tie, string, lacing More Synonyms of lace 3. verb If you lace something such as a pair of shoes, you tighten the shoes by pulling the laces through the holes, and usually tying them together. I have a good pair of skates, but no matter how tightly I lace them, my ankles wobble. [VERB noun] Synonyms: fasten, tie, tie up, do up More Synonyms of lace Lace up means the same as lace. He sat on the steps, and laced up his boots. [VERB PARTICLE noun] Nancy was lacing her shoe up when the doorbell rang. [VERB noun PARTICLE] 4. verb To lace food or drink with a substance such as alcohol or a drug means to put a small amountof the substance into the food or drink. She laced his food with sleeping pills. [VERB noun + with] Synonyms: mix, drug, doctor, add to More Synonyms of lace 5. verb If you lace your speech or writing with words of a particular kind, you include a lot of those words in what you say or write. Fred liked to lace his conversation with military terms. [VERB noun with noun] ...a speech laced with wry humour. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: enrich, pepper, spice, sprinkle More Synonyms of lace 6. verb If you lace your fingers together, you put the palms of your hands together and fold your fingers over, fitting the fingers of one hand between the fingers of the other. He took to lacing his fingers together in an attempt to keep his hands still. [V pl-n together] [Also V pl-n] Synonyms: intertwine, interweave, entwine, twine More Synonyms of lace Phrasal verbs: See lace up lace in British English (leɪs) noun 1. a delicate decorative fabric made from cotton, silk, etc, woven in an open web of different symmetrical patterns and figures 2. a cord or string drawn through holes or eyelets or around hooks to fasten a shoe or garment 3. ornamental braid often used on military uniforms, etc 4. a dash of spirits added to a beverage verb 5. to fasten (shoes, etc) with a lace 6. (transitive) to draw (a cord or thread) through holes, eyes, etc, as when tying shoes 7. (transitive) to compress the waist of (someone), as with a corset 8. (transitive) to add a small amount of alcohol or drugs to (food or drink) 9. (tr; usually passive; and foll by with) to streak or mark with lines or colours the sky was laced with red 10. (transitive) to intertwine; interlace 11. (transitive) informal to give a sound beating to Derived forms lacelike (ˈlaceˌlike) adjective lacer (ˈlacer) noun Word origin C13 las, from Old French laz, from Latin laqueus noose lace in American English (leɪs) noun 1. a string, ribbon, etc. used to draw together and fasten the parts of a shoe, corset, etc. by beingdrawn through eyelets or over hooks 2. an ornamental braid of gold or silver, for trimming uniforms, hats, etc. 3. a fine netting or openwork fabric of cotton, polyester, etc., woven in ornamental designs verb transitiveWord forms: laced or 4. to draw the ends of (a garment, shoe, etc.) together and fasten with a lace 5. to compress the waist of by lacing a corset, etc. often with up 6. to pass (a cord, etc.) in and out through eyelets, fabric, etc. 7. to weave together; intertwine 8. to ornament with or as with lace 9. a. to streak, as with color b. to diversify, as with a contrasting element 10. a. to thrash; whip b. to hit hard the batter laced the ball into center field 11. to add a dash of alcoholic liquor to (a beverage) verb intransitive 12. to be fastened with a lace these shoes lace 13. Informal to attack physically or verbally with into Word origin ME las < OFr las, laz < L laqueus, a noose, snare, trap < IE base lēk- > OE læla, a whip Examples of 'lace' in a sentence lace If something needs fixing, lace up your shoes and do some organising. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The comments were hardly noticed in a speech laced with staggering figures about the sharp increase in borrowing and debt facing Britain over the coming years. The Sun (2016) Now, imagine doing all of that in what is basically bridal gear: a white lace pencil skirt and a pair of white high heels. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Hard news is often laced with gossip. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He is thought to have been offered a drink laced with cyanide. Times, Sunday Times (2012) We have to do it with our laces tied together. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Thick shoes with more laces than are necessary. Times, Sunday Times (2010) She wore a white lace blouse with a dark red stone at the throat. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Then there were luxury goods like silk and lace. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Also a fine shawl and lace tattoos all over the top of my body. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The shoes are then laced tightly for a snug fit. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Now, put on a lace body. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It's time to get arty with an old lace top! The Sun (2013) We had white lace net curtains, so filthy that nobody could see in. Times, Sunday Times (2007) What better time for lace and silk, bows and frills in the undies department? Times, Sunday Times (2014) It also has beautiful lace inserts at the neckline, which are an unexpected contrast to the wool. Times, Sunday Times (2008) There were more serious nods to craft too, in fine filigree lace dresses and richly embroidered pieces. Times, Sunday Times (2015) S how off a piece of heavy cotton lace on a very simple lightweight curtain. Churchill, Jane (ed.) Collins Complete Books of Soft Furnishings (1993) I had bought a beautiful vintage lace wedding dress. Times, Sunday Times (2016) You can see hundreds of threads at a single glance: sometimes an entire meadow laced together with gold. Times, Sunday Times (2010) He said police were awaiting medical tests before they could confirm reports the victims' food was laced with sedatives. The Sun (2016) Trim away the excess fabric and lace and stitch along the outline again, covering the raw edges with zigzag stitch. Churchill, Jane (ed.) Collins Complete Books of Soft Furnishings (1993) She says she's looking forward to lots of lace, big gowns and bare feet. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Word lists with lace fabric In other languages lace British English: lace /leɪs/ NOUN cloth* Lace is a pretty cloth that has patterns of holes in it. Her dress was dark blue with a white lace collar. American English: lace Arabic: تَخْزِيـمَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: laço Chinese: 花边 Croatian: čipka Czech: krajka Danish: knipling Dutch: kant European Spanish: encaje Finnish: pitsi French: dentelle German: Spitze Handarbeit Greek: δαντέλα Italian: merletto Japanese: レース布 Korean: 레이스 Norwegian: knipling Polish: koronka European Portuguese: renda Romanian: dantelă Russian: кружево Latin American Spanish: encaje Swedish: spets Thai: ลูกไม้ Turkish: dantel Ukrainian: мереживо Vietnamese: dây buộc British English: lace /leɪs/ NOUN shoelace Laces are like pieces of string for fastening shoes. He put on his shoes and tied the laces. American English: lace Arabic: رِبَاطُ الـحِذَاء Brazilian Portuguese: cadarço Chinese: 鞋带 Croatian: vezice Czech: tkaničkado bot Danish: snørrebånd Dutch: veter European Spanish: cordón Finnish: nauha French: lacet German: Schnürsenkel Greek: κορδόνι Italian: lacci Japanese: ひも Korean: 레이스 Norwegian: lisse Polish: sznurówka European Portuguese: cordão Romanian: șiret Russian: шнурок Latin American Spanish: cordón Swedish: snören Thai: เชือกรองเท้า Turkish: bağcık Ukrainian: шнурок Vietnamese: dây buộc All related terms of 'lace' lace up to tighten or fasten ( clothes or footwear ) with laces gold lace a gold-coloured braid which is used to decorate uniforms lace bug a small bug of the family Tingidae, having a delicate pattern in the wing venation . They are plant feeders and include the thistle lace bugs ( Tingis cardui and T. ampliata ) and the rhododendron bug ( Stephanitis rhododendri ) lace into to attack violently, either verbally or physically lace-ups Lace-ups are shoes which are fastened with laces . sea lace a brown seaweed , Chorda filum , that grows on stones under sandy bottoms and produces chordlike fronds up to 8.5 metres (28 ft) long blonde lace a French pillow lace , originally of unbleached cream-coloured Chinese silk , later of bleached or black-dyed silk bobbin lace lace made with bobbins rather than with needle and thread ( needlepoint lace); pillow lace Cluny lace a strong heavy silk and cotton bobbin lace made at Cluny or elsewhere cotton lace machine-made lace made from cotton pillow lace lace made by winding thread around bobbins on a padded cushion or board point lace lace made by a needle with buttonhole stitch on a paper pattern Alençon lace an elaborate lace worked on a hexagonal mesh and used as a border, or a machine-made copy of this Brussels lace a fine lace with a raised or appliqué design guipure lace any of many types of heavy lace that have their pattern connected by brides , rather than supported on a net mesh Mechlin lace bobbin lace made at Mechlin , characterized by patterns outlined by a heavier flat thread torchon lace coarse linen or cotton lace with a simple openwork pattern Chantilly lace a delicate ornamental lace lace-up shoes shoes which are fastened with laces Valenciennes a flat bobbin lace typically having scroll and floral designs and originally made of linen , now often cotton Queen Anne's lace → wild carrot rhododendron bug a small bug of the family Tingidae, having a delicate pattern in the wing venation . They are plant feeders and include the thistle lace bugs ( Tingis cardui and T. ampliata ) and the rhododendron bug ( Stephanitis rhododendri ) Honiton a type of lace with a floral sprig pattern macrame ornamental work of knotted cord Mechlin a fine lace made in Mechelen, with the design clearly outlined by a heavier thread needlepoint embroidery done on canvas with the same stitch throughout so as to resemble tapestry Chinese translation of 'lace' lace (leɪs) n (u) (= fabric) 花边(邊) (huābiān) (c) [of shoe] 系(繫)带(帶) (jìdài) (根, gēn) adj [curtains, handkerchief, garment] 有花边(邊)的 (yǒu huābiān de) vt [shoe etc] (also lace up) 系(繫)紧(緊) (jìjǐn) to lace sth with [alcohol, poison] 掺某物于(於) (chān mǒuwù yú) 1 (noun) in the sense of netting Definition a delicate decorative fabric made from threads woven in an open web of patterns a plain white lace bedspread Synonyms netting net the use of a net in greenhouses to protect crops against insects filigree the filigree inlay of the lock tatting meshwork openwork 2 (noun) in the sense of cord Definition a cord or string drawn through eyelets to fasten a shoe or garment He was sitting on the bed, tying the laces of an old pair of running shoes. Synonyms cord The door had been tied shut with a length of nylon cord. tie little empire-line coats with ribbon ties string He held out a small bag tied with string. lacing thong shoelace bootlace 1 (verb) in the sense of fasten Definition to fasten (shoes) with a lace No matter how tightly I lace these shoes, my ankles wobble. Synonyms fasten The dress fastens down the back. tie He tied the ends of the plastic bag together. tie up do up secure The frames are secured by horizontal rails to the back wall. bind Bind the ends of the card together with thread. close If you are cold, close the window. attach Attach labels to things before you file them away. thread 2 (verb) in the sense of mix Definition to add a small amount of alcohol, a drug, or poison to (food or drink) The prison guards' food was laced with sleeping pills. Synonyms mix drug He had drugged the drink with sleeping pills. doctor He had administered the sedatives by doctoring the dog's food. add to spike drinks spiked with tranquillizers contaminate The fishing waters have been contaminated with toxic wastes. fortify adulterate The food had been adulterated to increase its weight. 3 (verb) in the sense of enrich a speech laced with wry humour Synonyms enrich pepper The road was peppered with glass. spice sprinkle Cheese can be sprinkled on egg and vegetable dishes. enliven Her presence enlivened even the most boring meeting. liven up How could we decorate the room to liven it up? 4 (verb) in the sense of intertwine Definition to intertwine He took to lacing his fingers together in an attempt to keep his hands still. Synonyms intertwine Trees and creepers intertwined, blocking our way. interweave The programme successfully interweaves words and pictures. entwine I reached over and entwined our fingers. twine They twined their fingers together. interlink Those two processes are very closely interlinked. Additional synonyms in the sense of adulterate Definition to spoil something by adding inferior material The food had been adulterated to increase its weight. Synonyms debase, thin, weaken, corrupt, deteriorate, mix with, contaminate, devalue, water down, depreciate, attenuate, vitiate, bastardize, make impure in the sense of attach Definition to join, fasten, or connect Attach labels to things before you file them away. Synonyms affix, stick, secure, bind, unite, add, join, couple, link, tie, fix, connect, lash, glue, adhere, fasten, annex, truss, yoke, append (formal), make fast, cohere, subjoin, bootstrap to in the sense of bind Definition to make secure, such as with a rope Bind the ends of the card together with thread. Synonyms tie, unite, join, stick, secure, attach, wrap, rope, knot, strap, lash, glue, tie up, hitch, paste, fasten, truss, make fast Synonyms of 'lace' lace Explore 'lace' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of close Definition to shut If you are cold, close the window. Synonyms shut, lock, push to, fasten, secure in the sense of contaminate Definition to make impure The fishing waters have been contaminated with toxic wastes. Synonyms pollute, infect, stain, corrupt, taint, sully, defile, adulterate, befoul, soil in the sense of doctor Definition to poison or drug (food or drink) He had administered the sedatives by doctoring the dog's food. Synonyms add to, spike, cut, mix something with something, dilute, water down, adulterate in the sense of drug Definition to mix a drug with (food or drink) He had drugged the drink with sleeping pills. Synonyms dope, lace (informal), spike (informal), tamper with, adulterate, add drugs to in the sense of enliven Definition to make lively, cheerful, or bright Her presence enlivened even the most boring meeting. Synonyms cheer up, excite, inspire, cheer, spark, enhance, stimulate, wake up, animate, fire, rouse, brighten, exhilarate, quicken, hearten, perk up, liven up, buoy up, pep up, invigorate, gladden, vitalize, vivify, inspirit, make more exciting, make more lively in the sense of entwine Definition to twist together or round something else I reached over and entwined our fingers. Synonyms twist, surround, embrace, weave, knit, braid, encircle, wind, intertwine, interweave, plait, twine, ravel, interlace, entwist (archaic) in the sense of filigree Definition delicate ornamental work of gold or silver wire the filigree inlay of the lock Synonyms wirework, lace, lattice, tracery, lacework in the sense of interlink Definition to connect together Those two processes are very closely interlinked. Synonyms interconnect, link, knit, mesh, intertwine, interlock, interweave in the sense of interweave Definition to weave together The programme successfully interweaves words and pictures. Synonyms intertwine, blend, cross, braid, splice, crisscross, interlace, reticulate, interwreathe, inweave in the sense of liven up Definition to make or become lively How could we decorate the room to liven it up? Synonyms cheer up, animate, rouse, enliven, perk up, brighten up, pep up, buck up (informal), put life into, vitalize, vivify Additional synonyms in the sense of net Definition a piece of net, used to protect or hold things or to trap animals the use of a net in greenhouses to protect crops against insects Synonyms mesh, netting, network, web, lattice, reticulum, tracery, lacework, openwork in the sense of pepper Definition to sprinkle liberally The road was peppered with glass. Synonyms sprinkle, spot, scatter, dot, stud, fleck, intersperse, speck, spatter, freckle, stipple, bespatter in the sense of secure Definition to attach; make fast or firm The frames are secured by horizontal rails to the back wall. Synonyms attach, stick, fix, bind, pin, lash, glue, fasten, rivet in the sense of spike Definition to add alcohol to (a drink) drinks spiked with tranquillizers Synonyms drug, lace, dope, cut, contaminate, adulterate in the sense of sprinkle Definition to scatter (liquid or powder) in tiny drops over (something) Cheese can be sprinkled on egg and vegetable dishes. Synonyms scatter, dust, strew, pepper, shower, spray, powder, dredge in the sense of string Definition thin cord or twine used for tying, hanging, or binding things He held out a small bag tied with string. Synonyms cord, yarn, twine, wire, strand, rope, fibre, thread, hawser, ligature in the sense of tie Definition a string, wire, etc., with which something is tied little empire-line coats with ribbon ties Synonyms fastening, binding, link, band, bond, joint, connection, string, rope, knot, cord, fetter, ligature in the sense of tie Definition to fasten or be fastened with string, rope, etc. He tied the ends of the plastic bag together. Synonyms fasten, bind, join, unite, link, connect, attach, knot, truss, interlace in the sense of twine Definition to twist or wind together They twined their fingers together. Synonyms twist together, weave, knit, braid, splice, interweave, plait, entwine, interlace, twist
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