cuff 的 2 个定义
- a fold or band serving as a trimming or finish for the bottom of a sleeve.
- a turned-up fold, as at the bottom of a trouser leg.
- the part of a gauntlet or long glove that extends over the wrist.
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- to make a cuff or cuffs on: to cuff a pair of trousers.
- to put handcuffs on: The officer was quick to cuff the suspect and read him his rights.
- Slang. to start an exclusive relationship with: You’ve gotta cuff her if you want to keep her.
cuff 近义词
beating with hands
beat with hands
更多cuff例句
- Mittens with zippers will also be easier to put on and take off, and extra-long cuffs that fit under the jacket will help them stay in place.
- The company also makes a skiing version with a waxed canvas cuff you can cinch.
- For skiing, the cuff of the glove should cover your entire wrist.
- You can make it long if you want your mittens to cover a part of your forearm, or you can make it short if you just want a simple cuff.
- The cuff is adjustable to manage your exposure depending on the weather and it’s thin enough to fit underneath a helmet.
- And, again, I now confess, I had an occasional Bourbon and stoogie on the cuff.
- They create those blouses a lot of times, where they will add a bow or take fabric from another shirt to create the cuff.
- Walters took the opportunity to lob some off-the-cuff softball questions.
- Of course, Coakley spoke off the cuff and had no one else to blame.
- If I could do that off the cuff I would be WAAY more fun at parties!
- But Bruno was unwilling to release his victim, and it took a hard cuff and a sharp command to make him let go.
- The cuff removed from his right wrist, Black Hood went to a chair beside the desk and calmly sat down.
- The president, the vice-presidents, and the stewards were to have three buttons on a slash cuff, and to wear blue pantaloons.
- Undress: Short blue jacket with round collar, single-breasted—six buttons in front, and three on each cuff.
- With palpable reluctance Stanton drew a gray envelope out of the cuff of his wrapper.