pad

crash pad

A place where free accommodation is provided on a temporary basis. Because of our spare bedroom, our house has become something of a crash pad for visiting friends and family.

earth pads

slang Shoes. These earth pads aren't made for hiking—I need to go change.

granny pad

A small house on one's property, separate from the main house, that serves as a permanent home for one's aging parents. Also called a "granny pod." With this granny pad, I get to see my family all the time, while still having a place of my own that is easy to maintain. Just don't call me "Granny"!

on the pad

Accepting bribes. A phrase typically said of police officers. He's made some very uncharacteristic decisions lately, which makes me wonder if he's on the pad.

pad (one's)/the accounts

To make one's financial accounts appear more successful, stable, or secure than they really are, as by fraudulently concealing losses or by reporting false profits. Once the company's fraud came to light, it was quickly discovered that they had padded their accounts for years. Mark had taken to padding his accounts in the company to hide the losses from his husband's excessive spending habits.

pad (one's)/the expense account

To make unnecessary or fraudulent charges to one's company expense accounts for one's personal use. Have you been padding your expense account, Johnson? You're going to have to explain some of these mysterious out-of-state charges.

pad down

To arrange to sleep some place, especially on a temporary basis. I'll just pad down at my brother's apartment while I look for a place to live. Where are you padding down while you're in town?

pad out

To fill something with cheaper or unnecessary material in order to make it superficially fuller, larger, or longer. A noun or pronoun can be used between "pad" and "out." If the movie were about 30 minutes shorter, it would have actually been an exciting little action flick—unfortunately, they decided to pad it out with this completely useless love story. He padded out the costume with tissue paper to make it look more like a pumpkin.

See also: out, pad

pad the bill

To inflate the charges made to someone for some product, meal, or service by adding extra, typically unnecessary or unwanted items or fees. Their website is really easy to use, but I hate that they pad the bill with so many fees and charges right at the very end. Don't let them pad the bill with extra services you don't want or need.

padded

1. Having a surplus of body fat. Good thing my but is so well padded, or I could have done some serious damage to myself when I fell off my bike!

2. Inflated with additional or excessive things. You can tell the movie was padded to get it to a 90-minute run time. It looked like the bill had been padded with a bunch of bogus administrative charges.

padded account

A financial account that has been made to appear more successful, stable, or secure, as by fraudulently concealing losses or by reporting false profits. Once the company's fraud came to light, it was quickly discovered that Tom had been keeping padded accounts for years.

pussy pad

1. vulgar slang An extra seat or portion of the main seat of a motorcycle meant for a passenger, so called because such a seat is traditionally occupied by a woman. "Pussy" is a vulgar slang term for the vagina. I can give you a lift to the supermarket on my bike, but you'll have to ride on the pussy pad.

2. vulgar slang A female pelvic protector as worn by athletes in sporting events. Good thing I was wearing that pussy pad, or I might have done some serious damage to myself.

3. vulgar slang A pad used with a barbell during squats to give cushioning and support to one's neck. So-called because it is looked down on by some as being unmanly to use. I know some guys at the gym sneer at me for using a pussy pad, but it just hurts my neck way too much to do squats without one.

well padded

Of a portly figure; fleshy or fat. Often hyphenated. I used to be rather skinny in my youth, but when I hit middle age, I grew rather well padded. I fell off my bike this morning, but luckily my well-padded bottom broke my fall!

pad down (some place)

Sl. to make one's bed somewhere, usually a casual or temporary bed. Do you mind if I pad down at your place for the night? Can I pad down tonight?

pad out

Sl. to go to bed or to sleep. Man, if I don't pad out by midnight, I'm a zombie. Why don't you people go home so I can pad out?

See also: out, pad

pad something out

Fig. to make something appear to be larger or longer by adding unnecessary material. lf we pad the costume out here, it will make the person who wears it look much plumper. Let's pad out this paragraph a little.

See also: out, pad

pad the bill

Fig. to put unnecessary or additional items on a bill to make the total cost higher. The plumber had padded the bill with things we didn't need. I was falsely accused of padding the bill.

crash pad

A free, temporary lodging place, as in The company maintains several crash pads for employees from out-of-town divisions. This expression originally referred to a place affording runaways, drug addicts, and the like somewhere to crash in the sense of "sleep." In time it also was used more broadly, as in the example. [Slang; 1960s]

pad out

1. To line or stuff something with soft material to make it fuller, puffier, or fluffier: I padded the pillow out with extra down. If you don't like the shape of this coat, we can pad out the shoulders for a fuller look.

2. To lengthen or increase something, especially with something extraneous: The director padded out the movie with several extra scenes so that it would be 90 minutes long. The lazy student wrote a short report and padded it out with useless facts.

See also: out, pad

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.

earth pads

n. shoes. (Streets.) Where are your earth pads, girlfriend? You can’t go to town with nekkid feet!

pad

1. n. a place to live; one’s room or dwelling. Why don’t you come over to my pad for a while?

2. tv. to lengthen a piece of writing with unnecessary material. (see also padded.) This story would be better if you hadn’t padded it with so much chitchat.

pad down (somewhere)

in. to make one’s bed somewhere, usually a casual or temporary bed. Do you mind if I pad down at your place for the night?

pad down

verb

See pad down somewhere

pad out

in. to go to bed or to sleep. (see also pad.) Man, if I don’t pad out by midnight, I’m a zombie.

See also: out, pad

padded

mod. plump or fat. He didn’t hurt himself when he fell down. He’s well padded there.

pussy pad

n. a extra seat on a motorcycle, behind the driver. (see also crack-rack.) Most expensive crotch-rockets have a pussy pad.

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释义	pad crash pad A place where free accommodation is provided on a temporary basis. Because of our spare bedroom, our house has become something of a crash pad for visiting friends and family. See also: crash, pad earth pads slang Shoes. These earth pads aren't made for hiking—I need to go change. See also: earth, pad granny pad A small house on one's property, separate from the main house, that serves as a permanent home for one's aging parents. Also called a "granny pod." With this granny pad, I get to see my family all the time, while still having a place of my own that is easy to maintain. Just don't call me "Granny"! See also: granny, pad on the pad Accepting bribes. A phrase typically said of police officers. He's made some very uncharacteristic decisions lately, which makes me wonder if he's on the pad. See also: on, pad pad (one's)/the accounts To make one's financial accounts appear more successful, stable, or secure than they really are, as by fraudulently concealing losses or by reporting false profits. Once the company's fraud came to light, it was quickly discovered that they had padded their accounts for years. Mark had taken to padding his accounts in the company to hide the losses from his husband's excessive spending habits. See also: account, pad pad (one's)/the expense account To make unnecessary or fraudulent charges to one's company expense accounts for one's personal use. Have you been padding your expense account, Johnson? You're going to have to explain some of these mysterious out-of-state charges. See also: account, expense, pad pad down To arrange to sleep some place, especially on a temporary basis. I'll just pad down at my brother's apartment while I look for a place to live. Where are you padding down while you're in town? See also: down, pad pad out To fill something with cheaper or unnecessary material in order to make it superficially fuller, larger, or longer. A noun or pronoun can be used between "pad" and "out." If the movie were about 30 minutes shorter, it would have actually been an exciting little action flick—unfortunately, they decided to pad it out with this completely useless love story. He padded out the costume with tissue paper to make it look more like a pumpkin. See also: out, pad pad the bill To inflate the charges made to someone for some product, meal, or service by adding extra, typically unnecessary or unwanted items or fees. Their website is really easy to use, but I hate that they pad the bill with so many fees and charges right at the very end. Don't let them pad the bill with extra services you don't want or need. See also: bill, pad padded 1. Having a surplus of body fat. Good thing my but is so well padded, or I could have done some serious damage to myself when I fell off my bike! 2. Inflated with additional or excessive things. You can tell the movie was padded to get it to a 90-minute run time. It looked like the bill had been padded with a bunch of bogus administrative charges. See also: pad padded account A financial account that has been made to appear more successful, stable, or secure, as by fraudulently concealing losses or by reporting false profits. Once the company's fraud came to light, it was quickly discovered that Tom had been keeping padded accounts for years. See also: account, pad pussy pad 1. vulgar slang An extra seat or portion of the main seat of a motorcycle meant for a passenger, so called because such a seat is traditionally occupied by a woman. "Pussy" is a vulgar slang term for the vagina. I can give you a lift to the supermarket on my bike, but you'll have to ride on the pussy pad. 2. vulgar slang A female pelvic protector as worn by athletes in sporting events. Good thing I was wearing that pussy pad, or I might have done some serious damage to myself. 3. vulgar slang A pad used with a barbell during squats to give cushioning and support to one's neck. So-called because it is looked down on by some as being unmanly to use. I know some guys at the gym sneer at me for using a pussy pad, but it just hurts my neck way too much to do squats without one. See also: pad, pussy well padded Of a portly figure; fleshy or fat. Often hyphenated. I used to be rather skinny in my youth, but when I hit middle age, I grew rather well padded. I fell off my bike this morning, but luckily my well-padded bottom broke my fall! See also: pad, well Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pad down (some place) Sl. to make one's bed somewhere, usually a casual or temporary bed. Do you mind if I pad down at your place for the night? Can I pad down tonight? See also: down, pad pad out Sl. to go to bed or to sleep. Man, if I don't pad out by midnight, I'm a zombie. Why don't you people go home so I can pad out? See also: out, pad pad something out Fig. to make something appear to be larger or longer by adding unnecessary material. lf we pad the costume out here, it will make the person who wears it look much plumper. Let's pad out this paragraph a little. See also: out, pad pad the bill Fig. to put unnecessary or additional items on a bill to make the total cost higher. The plumber had padded the bill with things we didn't need. I was falsely accused of padding the bill. See also: bill, pad McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. crash pad A free, temporary lodging place, as in The company maintains several crash pads for employees from out-of-town divisions. This expression originally referred to a place affording runaways, drug addicts, and the like somewhere to crash in the sense of "sleep." In time it also was used more broadly, as in the example. [Slang; 1960s] See also: crash, pad The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. pad out v. 1. To line or stuff something with soft material to make it fuller, puffier, or fluffier: I padded the pillow out with extra down. If you don't like the shape of this coat, we can pad out the shoulders for a fuller look. 2. To lengthen or increase something, especially with something extraneous: The director padded out the movie with several extra scenes so that it would be 90 minutes long. The lazy student wrote a short report and padded it out with useless facts. See also: out, pad The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. earth pads n. shoes. (Streets.) Where are your earth pads, girlfriend? You can’t go to town with nekkid feet! See also: earth, pad pad 1. n. a place to live; one’s room or dwelling. Why don’t you come over to my pad for a while? 2. tv. to lengthen a piece of writing with unnecessary material. (see also padded.) This story would be better if you hadn’t padded it with so much chitchat. pad down (somewhere) in. to make one’s bed somewhere, usually a casual or temporary bed. Do you mind if I pad down at your place for the night? See also: down, pad, somewhere pad down verb See pad down somewhere See also: down, pad pad out in. to go to bed or to sleep. (see also pad.) Man, if I don’t pad out by midnight, I’m a zombie. See also: out, pad padded mod. plump or fat. He didn’t hurt himself when he fell down. He’s well padded there. See also: pad pussy pad n. a extra seat on a motorcycle, behind the driver. (see also crack-rack.) Most expensive crotch-rockets have a pussy pad. See also: pad, pussy McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: crash pad pad down pad down somewhere put (something) into service impress (something) into (something) impress into scour (something) off of (something else) scour (something) out of (something else) scour out of scour out References in periodicals archive To access more information about PAD Awareness Month, visit: https://cardiovascularcoalition.com/pad-awareness-month/ CardioVascular Coalition Commends Lawmakers Leadership in Launching Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Caucus During September Awareness Month Although ABI is the gold standard for diagnosing PAD, 30 percent of results in patients with PAD are normal or near normal. A Cardiovascular Disease That Is Easy to Overlook: When you don't have symptoms, this common disease may not be on your physician's radar Fold each pad in half with the longest arch on top to shape the pad. SHOULDER: STRUCTURE: Discover the basics of shoulder pads arid sleeve heads, and learn to make your own to ensure the perfect lift and support in any handmade garment Medications While physical activity and a healthful diet can help you keep your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels normal, medications also play a vital role in PAD treatment. Protect Yourself from Peripheral Artery Disease: The condition can progress to cause severe complications I have pads all year round and usually re-stock anytime I run out or if I get a particular demand. Man on a mission to break taboo around 'the menstrual curse' Gornik helped develop the new American Heart Association/ American College of Cardiology PAD management guidelines. Take steps to manage peripheral artery disease: structured exercise, a heart-healthy lifestyle, and medical management are vital to avoiding the complications of PAD The HASL pads won't all have an even amount of solder left on the board. HAL: for big parts only: when choosing smaller parts, consider ImAg or ENIG instead Savare offers several specialty products both for the pad lamination and for the pad fixation into the trays. Nonwovens in food pads: airlaid and spunbond are key components to keeping perishables fresh Lansinoh's Ultimate Protection Nursing Pads have a super-soft lining with air pockets that produce a gentle, dry feeling against sensitive skin. Lansinoh expands nursing pad lineup The establishment of the registry was announced during a PAD Workshop held by HMC and attended by about 80 physicians from different subspecialties that are collaborating to provide seamless care for patients with PAD and associated diseases. HTC plans to launch peripheral artery disease registry A common complaint isn't always related to the recoil of a lightweight rifle with no recoil pad. A hollow synthetic stock often gives the impression it will startle game. Recoil pads for synthetic stocks: installing recoil pads on synthetic stocks instead of wood In most cases, the statistics are presented for several geographic areas--the United States (50 States and the District of Columbia), five PAD Districts, and 12 Refining Districts. Preface For a busy clinician, learning that a prescription pad has been stolen, submitted with a counterfeit signature, and used to acquire a controlled substance comes as a shock. A diverted or stolen prescription has been signed in your name. what do you do now? KARACHI -- An estimated one out of every three people with diabetes have peripheral arterial disease (PAD), a condition where blood vessels in the legs are narrowed or blocked by fatty deposits decreasing blood flow to feet and legs. Diabetics above 50 at high risk of peripheral arterial disease ASUS recently announced the availability of two new affordable Android tablets, the MeMO Pad 8 and MeMO Pad 10, with an 8-inch and 10-inch screen, respectively. ASUS brings to local market the MeMO Pad 8 and MeMO Pad 10 tablets
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