sheathed 的 2 个定义
plural sheaths [sheethz]. /ʃiðz/.
- a case or covering for the blade of a sword, dagger, or the like.
- any similar close-fitting covering or case.
- a condom.
- (8)
- to sheathe.
sheathed 近义词
envelop
更多sheathed例句
- Along with a convenient carrying case that acts like a sheath, it comes with a removable cap and can double as a spare stake for your tent or a spear tip for fishing.
- The autopsy found injuries, including skull fractures and optic nerve sheaths that were torn.
- Just like the clip on a pocketknife, that sheath should be considered the primary determining factor in your purchase.
- If you want to carry a backpack with a hipbelt while wearing a knife on your belt, you’ll need a sheath that drops the pommel below your belt.
- If you plan to carry a fixed-blade knife on your belt, you’ll want a sheath that positions the pommel at or below the top of your belt.
- Many gyms are in conspicuous downtown locations and sheathed in clear glass so passersby can watch people working out.
- Lyall provided the supporting structure, employing quarter-inch nylon boning sheathed in muslin to facilitate sewing.
- Despite the anguish, his life was sheathed in mother love, family love, and survived and did more than that.
- "An incompetent populist," was the most sheathed answer I heard.
- The cables are wrapped in cotton duck soaked in oxidized oil and varnish, and are sheathed in sheet iron.
- His long sword, sheathed in wood, named by him the "Sweetheart of the Faith," hung from his leathern shoulder belt.
- The posts were sheathed with marble elaborately carved, as in the example from Pompeii, shown in Fig. 68.
- Winfree ducked, found one of the dress sabers ignominiously sheathed in snow, and drew it out.
- With his usual contemptuous air he regarded the young Indian, who was unarmed, save for the sheathed hunting knife.