Cuff
01
袖口, 翻边
the part of a sleeve at the wrist that can be turned back
例子
He rolled up the cuffs of his shirt before starting the manual labor, ensuring they would n't get in the way.
在开始体力劳动之前，他卷起了衬衫的袖口，确保它们不会碍事。
The elegant dress shirt featured French cuffs, which he adorned with a pair of gold cufflinks.
优雅的礼服衬衫以法国袖口为特色，他用一对金袖扣装饰。
02
a metal shackle that encircles the wrist and can be locked, typically used in pairs
例子
The suspect was placed in cuffs by the officer.
Police used steel cuffs to restrain the prisoner.
to cuff
01
铐住, 给...戴手铐
to restrain someone by securing their wrists together, often using a device, commonly done by law enforcement during an arrest or to maintain control
Transitive: to cuff sb
例子
The police officer decided to cuff the suspect to ensure safety during the arrest.
警察决定铐住嫌疑人以确保逮捕过程中的安全。
Officers may cuff a suspect during the booking process at the police station.
在警察局的登记过程中，警官可能会给嫌疑人戴上手铐。
02
轻拍, 开玩笑地打
to strike someone lightly or playfully with an open hand
Transitive: to cuff a person or body part
例子
He cuffed his friend on the back of the head after the prank was revealed.
恶作剧被揭穿后，他轻拍了一下朋友的脑后。
The coach cuffed the player on the shoulder to show his approval of the great play.
教练轻拍球员的肩膀以表示他对精彩比赛的认可。
