buttonhole / ˈbʌt nˌhoʊl /

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buttonhole2 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. the hole, slit, or loop through which a button is passed and by which it is secured.
  2. Chiefly British. a boutonniere.
  3. Surgery. a short, straight incision through the wall of a cavity or a canal.
v. 有主动词 verb

but·ton·holed, but·ton·hol·ing.

  1. to sew with a buttonhole stitch.
  2. to make buttonholes in.
  3. to hold by the buttonhole or otherwise abruptly detain in conversation: The reporter tried to buttonhole the mayor for a statement on the bus strike.

buttonhole 近义词

buttonhole

等同于 bouquet

buttonhole

等同于 press

buttonhole

等同于 besiege

buttonhole

等同于 accost

buttonhole

等同于 detain

buttonhole

等同于 harangue

更多buttonhole例句

  1. The details are all business, including four-hole buttons that never loosened or stretched the buttonholes during months of daily wear and regular washing.
  2. It was impossible to build a relationship at the bedside or buttonhole doctors on their rounds, the way they could have in non-pandemic times.
  3. Dutifully and admiringly, she records what would easily go unnoticed — the stitching on a buttonhole, the irregularities of a shadow.
  4. Samuel P. Jacobs talks to Ken Mehlman about how he helped buttonhole and raise bucks for victory.
  5. And there on the quay, with a flower in his buttonhole and a smile on his fat face, stood Mr. Ras Fendihook.
  6. Cut the buttonhole slot, then punch a hole at the end with an ordinary belt punch.
  7. In making the buttonhole stitch, keep the needle close against the metal edge of the guide, as shown.
  8. It is almost impossible to make a perfect buttonhole in the ordinary manner by hand without a guide.
  9. "You will find out by and by," said Uncle William, coming in with a red rose in his buttonhole.