| 释义 |
brace·let
\ˈbrāslə̇t\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, diminutive of bras arm, from Old French braz, from Latin brachium — more at brace
1. : an ornamental band, ring, or chain worn around the wrist
2. : something that in position or appearance suggests a bracelet: as
a. : handcuff — usually used in plural
b. : a chain for securing an identification tag to the wrist
c. : one of the dark bands of fur ringing the forelegs of a well-marked tabby cat — compare necklace
d. : ankle strap
< a bracelet sandal >
e. : rascette
3. : a piece of armor (as the vambrace) for the wrist or arm |