garter

英 [ˈɡɑːtə(r)]

美 [ˈɡɑːrtər]

n.  (通常为弹性的)袜带

复数：garters　现在分词：gartering　过去式：gartered　第三人称单数：garters　过去分词：gartered　

BNC.16480 / COCA.20006

习惯用语

n.

have sb's guts for garters
• 恨死，严惩（某人）
  to be very angry with sb and punish them severely for sth they have done

牛津词典

noun

• （通常为弹性的）袜带
  a band, usually made of elastic , that is worn around the leg to keep up a sock or stocking
• （通常为弹性的）袜带
  a band, usually made of elastic , that is worn around the leg to keep up a sock or stocking

柯林斯词典

• （防止袜子下滑的）袜带，吊袜带
  Agarteris a piece of elastic worn round the top of a stocking or sock in order to prevent it from slipping down.

英英释义

noun

• a band (usually elastic) worn around the leg to hold up a stocking (or around the arm to hold up a sleeve)
  Synonym:supporter

verb

• fasten with or as if with a garter

双语例句

• The other day a great man was made a knight, and the Queen handed him a jeweled garter; but what of that?
  若一个人成为一位伟大的骑士，能荣膺女王所赐的勋章，这是何等的光荣；
• You know, she carries a stiletto right there in her garter.
  你知道吧，她在她的吊袜带那里别了一把小剑。
• The Garter-The symbolism of the garter can trace its origin to the convergence of two totally unrelated traditions.
  吊袜带-吊袜带的象征意义可以追溯其起源于两种毫不相干的传统的。
• I'll try to catch the garter.
  我会尽力抓住带子的。
• The groom throws his new wife's garter belt up in the air, the boy to catches the belt will be the next one to get married.
  在婚礼仪式上，新郎背对一群未婚男士，把他的新婚妻子的吊袜带向空中抛去，人们说接住新郎抛来的吊袜带的男孩将是下一位结婚的新郎。
• She cherished a frightful memory of her life; one day, a man had beheld her garter.
  在一生中她有件想到就害怕的往事，一天，有个男人看见了她的吊袜带。
• My husband bought me a new garter belt yesterday.
  我先生昨天买给我新的吊袜带。
• He would have been obliged to speak to Cosette of her garter, and that was impossible.
  要不，他便得谈到珂赛特的吊袜带，那在他是不可能的。
• He was made a knight of the order of the garter.
  他被授予嘉德勋位。
• The boy then puts the garter belt on the girl's leg slowly.
  容然后男孩慢慢把吊袜带系到女孩的腿上，系得越高越好。