latch 的 4 个定义
- a device for holding a door, gate, or the like, closed, consisting basically of a bar falling or sliding into a catch, groove, hole, etc.
- a breastfeeding baby’s attachment or connection to the mother’s breast: A good, deep latch is important because it allows the infant to get enough milk.
- to close or fasten with a latch.
- to attach to the breast: You should know how to properly latch your newborn.
- to close tightly so that the latch is secured: The door won't latch.
- to be or become attached to the breast: Failure to latch can be the result of poor positioning of the baby.
- latch on, to grab or hold on, as to an object or idea, especially tightly or tenaciously.to include or add in; attach: If we latch the tax on, the bill will come to over $100.
- latch onto, Informal. to take possession of; obtain; get.to acquire understanding of; comprehend.to attach oneself to; join in with: The stray dog latched onto the children and wouldn't go home.
latch 近义词
lock
fasten with lock
更多latch例句
- Ridges along the outer edges of the top and bottom latch together.
- When flat, the panel lays on the lip of that aforementioned two-by-four, and once it was all fastened in, we attached the two halves of the sleeping platform together with a couple of chest latches.
- This kit comes in a clear sewing case with a handle and locking latch closure and is lightweight for easy transport.
- There’s a storage divider that neatly organizes the kit’s content and side latches that make it super easy to open and close.
- The latches on the outside keep the grill shut during transport.
- “If a reclining seat fails to latch properly it has to be taken out of service,” says Mann, costing the airline even more.
- It takes a long time for the entertainment community to latch on to a hot new trend.
- Since its release last fall, the music video for “Latch” has already amassed over 15 million views on YouTube.
- Which is necessary because the characters he encounters on his journey are often way too kooky—and, well, Guest-ian—to latch onto.
- Instead, we latch onto the number and use that as a symbol of everything else.
- Sikes, with Olivers hand still in his, softly approached the low porch, and raised the latch.
- To punctuate her observation Jessie Norwood lifted the iron latch and jerked open the door.
- Its only the shank of the evening, officer, rejoined the old man, as he fumbled with the latch key and finally opened the door.
- Then, as his neck is in the carcan, all you have to do is to close the collar with a latch and remove the ladder.
- Each had a heavy wooden latch, and a vast curved piece of wood was the handle by which it was to be opened.