becket
贝吉特,贝克特,贝特,贝卡特
Definitions
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Nautical.
- : a short length of rope for securing spars, coils of rope, etc., having an eye at one end and a thick knot or a toggle at the other, which is passed through the eye.
- : a grommet of rope, as one used as a handle or oarlock.
- : a grommet or eye on a block to which the standing end of a fall can be secured.
- : a wooden cleat or hook secured to the shrouds of a sailing vessel to hold tacks and sheets not in use.
Examples
Sharples was brought on after Frank Gehry's replacement Ellerbe Becket's designs were compared to an airplane hangar.
They have even convinced Stanford University to establish a Becket-funded “Center for Religious Liberty.”
Becket general counsel Kyle Duncan revealed this week that the company would defy the mandate while its appeal is in the works.
Note to royal couple: Stay away from Canterbury Cathedral, where Thomas à Becket was whacked near the stairs to the crypt.
"Becket" is the best and most ambitious of them, though not, as "Queen Mary" is, a play designed for the stage.
Accordingly Becket excommunicated the Archbishop of York and the assistant bishops who had officiated on the occasion.
It was the beginning of that fierce contest in England which was made memorable by the martyrdom of Becket.
He saw the genius of Becket and made him his chancellor, loading him with honors and perquisites and Church benefices.
Becket as metropolitan of the English Church was second in rank only to the King himself.