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lanyard

/ˈlæn.jəd/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее шнурок или ремешок, который носят на шее, запястье или плече для удержания таких предметов, как ключи, удостоверения личности или свистки.

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noun

/ˈlæn.jəd/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее шнурок или ремешок, который носят на шее, запястье или плече для удержания таких предметов, как ключи, удостоверения личности или свистки.

A noun referring to a cord or strap worn around the neck, wrist, or shoulder, used for holding items such as keys, identification badges, or whistles.

  1. Cannon firing cordC1formal

    A cord with an attached hook used to fire certain types of cannons, typically by pulling it to release the firing mechanism.

    ruШнур для стрельбы

    • The soldier pulled the lanyard to fire the cannon.
    • He carefully attached the lanyard to the firing pin.
    • The old cannon still has its original lanyard.
  2. Neck cord for itemsB1informal

    A cord worn around the neck to hold small objects like a knife, whistle, or identification badge.

    ruШнурок для ношения

    • She wore a whistle on a lanyard around her neck.
    • The security guard's ID was attached to a lanyard.
    • He lost his lanyard with the keys.

    Синонимыcordstrap

  3. Rigging line (nautical)C1formalbritish

    A line used on ships for extending or fastening rigging components.

    ruШкерт (морской)

    • The sailor adjusted the lanyard to tighten the rigging.
    • The lanyard secured the sail to the mast.
    • They replaced the worn lanyard during the maintenance.

    Синонимыcordlashinglinerope

Формы
  • lanyards plural form
  • lanyards' possessive plural form
  • lanyard's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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