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lace

/leɪs/

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noun

/leɪs/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее шнурок для завязывания обуви или одежды, либо тонкую декоративную ткань с ажурным узором.

A noun referring to a cord used to fasten shoes or garments, or a delicate decorative fabric with an open web of symmetrical patterns.

  1. Shoe or garment cordA2formal

    A cord or string that is passed through eyelets or around hooks to fasten or tighten two edges, such as on a shoe or piece of clothing.

    ruШнурок

    • He tied his shoelaces tightly before the race.
    • The dress has a lace that cinches at the waist.
    • She replaced the broken lace on her boot.

    Synonymsbootlacecordshoelacestringtie

  2. Decorative fabricB1formal

    A delicate, open-weave fabric made from threads, often used for trimmings, clothing, or home decor.

    ruКружево

    • The bride wore a beautiful veil made of white lace.
    • The tablecloth was trimmed with intricate lace.
    • She added a lace collar to the dress for a vintage look.

    Synonymslaceworkmeshnettingopenworktatting

Forms
  • laces plural form
  • laces' possessive plural form
  • lace's possessive singular form
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verb

/leɪs/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий завязывать или закрывать что-либо с помощью шнурка, или добавлять небольшое количество вещества (например, алкоголя) в напиток. Также может означать переплетать или соединять.

A verb meaning to fasten or close something using a lace, or to add a small amount of a substance (e.g., alcohol) to a drink. It can also mean to intertwine or interlace.

  1. Intertwine or twist togetherB2formal

    To spin, wind, or twist strands together to form a cord or pattern.

    ruПереплетать

    • She laced the ribbons through her hair.
    • The artisan laced the threads into a beautiful pattern.
    • He laced the rope around the post to secure it.

    Synonymsbraidcrossentwineinterlaceintertwineinterweaveplaittwinetwistweave

  2. Create by braiding or interlacingB2formal

    To make something by braiding or interlacing strands of material.

    ruПлести

    • She laced a basket from willow branches.
    • The craftsman laced a leather belt by hand.
    • They laced a net from thin cords.

    Synonymsbraidinterlaceintertwineplaittwineweave

  3. Do laceworkC1formal

    To perform the craft of making lace, a delicate fabric with open holes.

    ruПлести кружево

    • She spent hours lacing a delicate doily.
    • The grandmother taught her granddaughter how to lace.
    • He laced a beautiful tablecloth for the dining room.
  4. Draw through eyes or holesA2formal

    To pass a cord or string through holes or eyelets, as in shoes or clothing.

    ruПродеть через отверстия

    • He laced his boots tightly before the hike.
    • She laced the corset with a silk ribbon.
    • The child learned to lace his shoes by himself.

    Synonymsstringthread

  5. Add alcohol to beveragesB2informal

    To secretly or deliberately add a small amount of alcohol to a drink.

    ruДобавлять алкоголь

    • He laced his coffee with whiskey to warm up.
    • The punch was laced with rum at the party.
    • She laced the tea with a splash of brandy.

    Synonymsdoctorfortifyspike

Forms
  • laced past participle
  • laced past simple
  • lacing present participle
  • laces third person singular

Phrasal variantslace intolace up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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