chain (someone or something) to (something)

To fasten or anchor something in place with chains. While this phrase is used literally in reference to objects, it can also be humorously or hyperbolically applied to people. Chain your bike to the rack so that no one steals it while you're shopping. I'm going to chain you to your desk if you don't sit down and work on your book report!See also: chain

chain something to something

to connect things together with chains. We chained all the bicycles to one another so no one could steal them. We will have to chain the lawn furniture to a tree if we leave it out while we are on vacation.See also: chain

单词	chain (someone or something) to (something)
释义	chain (someone or something) to (something) chain (someone or something) to (something) To fasten or anchor something in place with chains. While this phrase is used literally in reference to objects, it can also be humorously or hyperbolically applied to people. Chain your bike to the rack so that no one steals it while you're shopping. I'm going to chain you to your desk if you don't sit down and work on your book report!See also: chain chain something to something to connect things together with chains. We chained all the bicycles to one another so no one could steal them. We will have to chain the lawn furniture to a tree if we leave it out while we are on vacation.See also: chain
随便看	compound (chemistry) compound chromosome compound club athlétique compound column compound compact compound-complex sentence compound composite odontome compound cone compound control compound cryosar compound crystal compound curve compound cycle engine compound cycle turbine-diesel engine compound cyst compound die compound dislocation compound distribution compound document compound document architecture compound document by reference compound document framework compounded compounded annual rate of growth compounded annual return