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cuff

/kʌf/

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noun

B1formalcommon/kʌf/

A noun referring to the end part of a sleeve, typically at the wrist, or a band worn around the wrist.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее конец рукава, обычно на запястье, или повязку, носимую вокруг запястья.esSustantivo que designa el extremo de una manga, generalmente en la muñeca, o una banda que se lleva alrededor de la muñeca.frPartie d'un vêtement qui entoure le poignet, ou bande portée autour du poignet.deSubstantiv, das das Ende eines Ärmels bezeichnet, meist am Handgelenk, oder eine Manschette, die um das Handgelenk getragen wird.ptSubstantivo que designa a extremidade da manga, geralmente no punho, ou uma faixa usada ao redor do punho.zh名词,指衣袖末端位于手腕处的部分,或戴在手腕上的环状物。arالاسم يدل على طرف الكم عند الرسغ، أو رباط أو حزام يُلبس حول الرسغ، كما قد يدل على حافة مطوية.

  1. Sleeve end B1 formal

    The end part of a sleeve, often at the wrist, which may be folded or fastened.

    • He rolled up his cuffs before washing his hands.
    • The shirt has French cuffs that require cufflinks.
    • She adjusted the cuff of her jacket.

    ruМанжетаesPuño de la mangafrpoignet de manchedeManschetteptpunhozh袖口arكُمّ

    Синонимы: turnupwristbandwristlet

  2. Pants hem B1 formal

    A fold or band at the bottom of a trouser leg.

    • The tailor added cuffs to the trousers.
    • His jeans have a small cuff at the bottom.
    • She prefers pants without cuffs for a cleaner look.

    ruМанжетаesdobladillo en el bajo del pantalónfrRepli de pantalondeHosenaufschlagptBarra da calçazh裤脚翻边arأسفل الساق

    Синонимы: hemturn up

  3. Handcuff (plural) B2 informal

    A device used by police to restrain a person's wrists.

    • The officer put the suspect in cuffs.
    • He was led away in cuffs after the arrest.
    • The cuffs were too tight on his wrists.

    ruНаручникиesesposasfrmenottesdeHandschellenptAlgemaszh手铐arأصفاد

  • cuffs plural form
  • cuffs' possessive plural form
  • cuff's possessive singular form

verb

B2formalcommon/kʌf/

A verb used to indicate the act of striking someone with an open hand, or to secure someone's wrists with handcuffs.

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения удара кого-либо открытой ладонью или фиксации запястий наручниками.esVerbo que significa golpear a alguien con la mano abierta, o asegurar las muñecas de alguien con esposas.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de frapper quelqu'un avec la paume ouverte, ou de fixer les poignets avec des menottes.deVerb, das einen Schlag mit der offenen Hand oder das Anlegen von Handschellen bezeichnet.ptVerbo usado para dar um golpe com a mão aberta ou para prender os pulsos com algemas.zh动词,指用手掌拍打或打某人;也指给某人戴上手铐、铐住手腕。arفعل يُستعمل للدلالة على ضرب شخص بباطن الكف أو ربط معصميه بالأصفاد.

  1. Hit with an open hand B2 informal

    To strike someone with an open hand, usually on the head or ear.

    • The mother cuffed her son lightly for misbehaving.
    • He cuffed the dog gently to get its attention.
    • The teacher cuffed the student on the ear for talking in class.

    ruУдарить ладоньюesGolpear con la palma de la manofrFrapper avec la main ouvertedeMit der flachen Hand schlagenptDar uma bofetadazh以掌击打arضرب بالكف

    Синонимы: boxbuffetclipcloutslapsmack

  2. Handcuff B2 formal

    To put handcuffs on someone, typically by police.

    • The police officer cuffed the suspect after the arrest.
    • He was cuffed and taken to the station.
    • The detective cuffed the criminal without resistance.

    ruНадеть наручникиesesposarfrPasser les menottesdeHandschellen anlegenptAlgemarzh铐上手铐arتقييد بالكلاب

    Синонимы: fetterhandcuffmanaclerestrainshackle

  • cuffed past participle
  • cuffed past simple
  • cuffing present participle
  • cuffs third person singular