| 释义 |
cord·ed
\ˈkȯ(r)də̇d\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from past participle of corden
1.
a. : made of or provided with cords or ridges or markings
< a corded ladder — Shakespeare >
specifically : having muscles or tendons standing up in ridges like cords
< face … drawn and pallid, with a corded neck — Ellen Glasgow >
b. of muscles : tense or taut
< the corded muscles relaxed >
c. of ply cordage : with the plies given an extra amount of twist
2. : bound, fastened, or wound about with cords
3.
a. : striped, ribbed, or otherwise decorated with cord or lines like cords : twilled
< a corded cloth >
: finished with cord
< a corded seam >
< corded lace >
b. of pottery : having a decoration made by pressing cords into the clay before firing |