释义 |
cra·vat I. \krəˈvat, usu -ad.+V\ noun (-s) Etymology: French cravate cravat, linen scarf worn in 17th century by Croatian mercenaries, from Cravate Croatian, from German (dial.) or Serbo-Croatian; German (dial.) Krawat, from Serbo-Croatian Hrvat; akin to Old Slavic Chŭrvatinŭ Croatian 1. a. : a band or scarf of fine cloth often trimmed with lace and worn around the neck tied in a bow or knotted in such a way that the ends hung down in front b. : necktie 2. : a wrinkle of flesh on the neck especially of a dog 3. : a bandage made by folding the point of a triangular piece of material toward the base, folding the base over the point, and folding the whole again II. transitive verb (cravatted ; cravatted ; cravatting ; cravats) : to dress with or as if with a cravat < a handsomely cravatted young man > |