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threaded

/thred-id/US // ˈθrɛd ɪd //

有螺纹的,有螺纹,有线,螺纹

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : interwoven or ornamented with threads: silk threaded with gold.

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Examples

  • If your setup is more modular, you can also mount the Yeti to a swing-arm using the threaded connector set into its housing.

  • Screw-drive garage door openers have a threaded rod along with a trolley that moves and opens the door.

  • Its primary focus had been on trying out new designs for threaded conversations, including things like how to branch replies, apply labels and color-code responses, among other things.

  • Similarly, admins will be able to encourage discussions through new Q&A sessions which are easier for community members to participate in by not relying on the traditional threaded comment format.

  • Thunder peals outside, and there is a flash that shows the wire threaded through the thick window glass above the bleachers.

  • “Umm…they maintain themselves,” she responded when asked whether or not they were threaded, plucked, or waxed.

  • I threaded my way through the silent throng of spectators, but was stopped at Fourth Street by a cordon of police.

  • Even nuns were forced to work, weaving acres of carpets and embroidering gold-threaded curtains.

  • He voted against that ban, but threaded the needle a bit by voting for the larger Clinton crime bill.

  • Out, he threaded his way recklessly through a welter of vehicles and picked up the tail as his man entered an office building.

  • He had a square, rigid-boned face, and deep-set dark grey eyes, and a good head of black hair threaded with silver.

  • The steamer threaded its way among the fleets of boats and shipping that lay off the town, and at length came to a stop at a pier.

  • The other end is bent slightly concave and soldered to a brass collar, B, which is threaded on the inside.

  • Enough additional threaded portion is left protruding to allow the supply pipe to be connected.

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