Dây buộc, dải buộc

Ren, đăng ten

Thắt, buộc

to lace (up) one's shoes

cột dây giày

Viền, viền bằng ren, viền bằng đăng ten

Pha thêm (rượu mạnh)

glass of milk laced with rhum

cốc sữa pha rượu rum

to lace into sb

đánh, quất

dải ren

dây buộc cáp

thắt (cuộn cáp)

buộc

dải buộc

đăng ten

dây buộc

dây đai truyền

dây dẫn

dây nhỏ

mối nối

tạo khuôn

N.

Lace-work, tatting, openwork, filigree, mesh, web,webbing, net, netting, network: She wore a collar of handmadelace.

Shoelace, shoestring, bootlace, cord, string, thong,tie, lacing: They made me remove my belt, tie, and laces beforelocking me in a cell.

V.

Thread, weave, string, twine, interweave, intertwine:First lace the cord through the eyelets, then draw it tight.

Spike, fortify, strengthen: I saw her lace my punch with vodka,so I didn't drink it.

Lace into. a attack, assault, beat,assail, thrash, belabour, fall on or upon, set upon, pounce onor upon, lay into, Colloq light into: The brothers laced intoone another with a fury. b berate, scold, revile, attack,upbraid, castigate, rant or rave at: She really laced into mefor being an hour late for dinner.

N. & v.

N.

A fine open fabric, esp. of cotton or silk,made by weaving thread in patterns and used esp. to trimblouses, underwear, etc.

A cord or leather strip passedthrough eyelets or hooks on opposite sides of a shoe, corsets,etc., pulled tight and fastened.

Braid used for trimming esp.dress uniform (gold lace).

V.

Tr. (usu. foll. by up) afasten or tighten (a shoe, corsets, etc.) with a lace or laces.b compress the waist of (a person) with a laced corset.

Tr.flavour or fortify (coffee, beer, etc.) with a dash of spirits.3 tr. (usu. foll. by with) a streak (a sky etc.) with colour(cheek laced with blood). b interlace or embroider (fabric)with thread etc.

Tr. & (foll. by into) intr. colloq. lash,beat, defeat.

Tr. (often foll. by through) pass (a shoelaceetc.) through.

ORIGIN: Old French laz, from Latin laqueus 'noose'

Tr. trim with lace.

N. ashoe fastened with a lace.

Attrib.adj. (of a shoe etc.)fastened by a lace or laces. [ME f. OF laz, las, lacier ult. f.L laqueus noose]