Strap
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British pronunciation/stɹˈæp/
American pronunciation/ˈstɹæp/

"strap"の定義と意味

to strap
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strapする, 固定する

to securely tie or fasten using a long, narrow piece of material
Transitive: to strap sth
to strap definition and meaning
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The hiker will strap the backpack securely before setting out on the trail.
The cyclist will strap the helmet tightly for safety during the ride.
To secure the load, the truck driver will strap the cargo with heavy-duty straps.
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包帯する, 縛る

to bind or cover a wound or an injured part of the body with a strip of cloth
Transitive: to strap a wound or injured body part
to strap definition and meaning
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He strapped his ankle tightly with a bandage to provide support and reduce swelling after twisting it.
After the surgery, the doctor instructed the patient 's caregiver on how to strap the wound to aid in the recovery process.
She knew the importance of proper wound care, so she meticulously cleaned the cut before strapping it.
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研ぐ, ストロップする

to sharpen an object, especially a blade, by rubbing it against a strap or strop
Transitive: to strap a tool or blade
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The barber meticulously strapped his straight razor before each shave to ensure a precise and clean cut.
The chef regularly straps his kitchen knives to maintain their sharpness.
Before heading out for a hunting trip, he straps his hunting knife to ensure it's sharp enough to cleanly skin and butcher game.
04

鞭で打つ, 叩く

to inflict physical punishment, typically by striking someone with a strip of leather or similar material
Transitive: to strap sb
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The cruel headmaster used to strap disobedient students as a means of enforcing discipline in the school.
The authoritarian coach threatened to strap any player who showed disrespect or defiance during practice.
Back in the old days, teachers were allowed to strap students for failing to complete their homework assignments.
Strap
01

ストラップ, ベルト

a narrow piece of cloth, leather, etc. used for fastening, carrying, or holding onto something
strap definition and meaning

What is a "strap"?

A strap is a length of fabric or leather that is used to hold up or adjust the fit of a garment. Straps can also be found on bags, backpacks, and other accessories to provide a way to carry them comfortably. They come in different lengths, widths, and styles and can be adjustable or fixed depending on their intended use. Some common types of straps include shoulder straps, belt straps, and ankle straps.

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She adjusted the strap of her handbag, making sure it rested comfortably on her shoulder.
The backpack 's padded straps made it easy to carry, even when loaded with books.
He tightened the strap on his watch, ensuring it fit snugly around his wrist.
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ストラップ, バンド

a narrow strip of material, such as leather or nylon, used to fasten, secure or hold something in place
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ストラップ,

whip consisting of a strip of leather used in flogging
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ストラップ, つり革

hanger consisting of a loop of leather suspended from the ceiling of a bus or train; passengers hold onto it
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