stirrup
/stur-uhp, stir-, stuhr-/US // ˈstɜr əp, ˈstɪr-, ˈstʌr- //UK // (ˈstɪrəp) //
马镫,镫骨,镫子,蹬腿
Related Words
clamp钳子,夹子,夹钳,钳制splint夹板,夾板,胶合剂bracer支架,钎子,臂章,撑腰bearing态度,态度方面,态度问题,态度上buttress对接,对接点,对接的方式skid防滑,打滑,防滑板,防滑车truss桁架,桁桁架,桁条,桁梁arm武装,胳膊,手臂,臂膀staff工作人员,职员,员工,人员bolster长枕头,支持,长枕,长椅stanchion支架,支柱,支杆,锚杆rib肋骨,罗纹,肋,棱镜stave谱系,五线谱,谱曲,谱系化prop榰boom景气,暴涨,繁荣,轰轰烈烈peg钉子,木钉,木栓,钉板mainstay中流砥柱,中坚力量,主流,主干grip抓紧时间,抓牢,抓紧,握住girder大梁,大樑,大桥,大棚rafter椽子,椽子的作用
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : a loop, ring, or other contrivance of metal, wood, leather, etc., suspended from the saddle of a horse to support the rider's foot.
- : any of various similar supports or clamps used for special purposes.
- : Nautical. a short rope with an eye at the end hung from a yard to support a footrope, the footrope being rove through the eye.
- : Also called binder. a U-shaped or W-shaped bent rod for supporting longitudinal reinforcing rods.
- : Anatomy. stapes.
- : a strap of fabric or elastic at the bottom of a pair of pants, worn around and under the foot.stirrups,close-fitting knit pants with such straps.
Synonyms & Antonyms
as inbrace
Synonyms
clamp钳子,夹子,夹钳,钳制splint夹板,夾板,胶合剂arm武装,胳膊,手臂,臂膀band乐队,带,带子,带状物bar吧台,酒吧,杠杠,栏bearing态度,态度方面,态度问题,态度上block块,阻止,阻挡,块状bolster长枕头,支持,长枕,长椅boom景气,暴涨,繁荣,轰轰烈烈bracer支架,钎子,臂章,撑腰bracket支架,托架,支架上,支架上的buttress对接,对接点,对接的方式cantilever悬臂,悬臂式,悬挑,悬挂式girder大梁,大樑,大桥,大棚grip抓紧时间,抓牢,抓紧,握住guy家伙,家人,家夥,家伙儿lever杠杆,杠杆作用,撬动,杠杆式mainstay中流砥柱,中坚力量,主流,主干peg钉子,木钉,木栓,钉板prop榰rafter椽子,椽子的作用reinforcement加固,增援,补强,强化rib肋骨,罗纹,肋,棱镜shore岸边,岸上,海岸,岸skid防滑,打滑,防滑板,防滑车splice衔接,緁,衔接起来staff工作人员,职员,员工,人员stanchion支架,支柱,支杆,锚杆stave谱系,五线谱,谱曲,谱系化stay逗留,保持,逗留时间,留strengthener强化剂,强化器,增强剂,加强剂strut大步流星,大摇大摆地走过来,大摇大摆地走出去,大摇大摆地走过来的sustainer维持者,支持者,维持人,赡养者truss桁架,桁桁架,桁条,桁梁underpinning支撑,支撑物,支柱,基础vice恶习,副业,恶行,恶习习
Antonyms
Examples
I took my feet out of the stirrups and let the reins rest loosely on Molly’s neck.
But the jar threw my six-shooter where I couldn't reach it, and the carbine was jammed in the stirrup-leather on the wrong side.
So while the lady rode ahead, Richard galloped stirrup to stirrup with the Spaniard.
Even our men grew silent, and the ring of sword on stirrup seemed too loud to be natural at last.
Louis de Valmont had been half lifted from his saddle; one foot had lost its stirrup; but Longsword sat as a tower.
"There's another pistol shot if you move," cried Seth, with one foot in the stirrup.
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