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lace /leɪs/ NOTE Laces (or shoelaces) are strings that go through the holes on a shoe to fasten it. * laces （或 shoelaces）指鞋带。► SEE ALLlace uplace sth uplace sth with sth●ˌlace ˈup●ˌlace sth ˈupto be fastened with laces; to fasten sth with laces 把鞋带系紧◆She laced her shoes up.
她系好了鞋带。OBJ shoes, boots
SYN do up, do sth up NOTE Lace sth is also used on its own. * lace sth 也单独使用。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]▸ ˈlace-up noun [usually plural] (BrE)
shoes fastened with laces 系带鞋◆As a child, she always wore lace-ups.
她小时候总是穿系带鞋。◆lace-up shoes
系带鞋●ˈlace sth with sth1. to put a small amount of sth, such as alcohol, a drug, poison, etc. into a drink 给（饮料）掺（少许酒、药、毒物等）◆Someone had laced the cat’s milk with alcohol.
有人在给猫吃的奶里加了点酒。2. (especially BrE) to put a lot of a particular quality into sth such as a speech, a piece of writing, etc. 使（演说、文章等）具有（某种特色）◆The show is laced with black humour.
这个节目颇具黑色幽默意味。◆She laces her stories with irony.
她的故事含讥带讽。 NOTE Usually used in the passive. 通常用于被动语态。[v + n/pron + prep] |