| 词汇 | buckle |
| 释义 | buckle noun uk /ˈbʌk.əl/ us /ˈbʌk.əl/ bucklenoun (FASTENER)[ C ] a piece of metal at one end of a belt or strap, used to fasten the two ends together（皮带等的）搭扣，扣环 Torsten Albrecht / EyeEm/GettyImages Fasteners for clothes belt brace buckled button fly button something up button-through cinch eyelet fastener flies grommet hook and eye sash snap snap fastener stud suspender suspendersphrase toggle Velcro bucklenoun (FOOD)[ C or U ]US a sweet dish consisting of a layer of cake mixture covered in fruit and then a top layer of flour, sugar, and small pieces of butter, baked in the oven: Originally, buckle was topped with blueberries but over the years a variety of fruits and toppings have been used. She makes a delicious apple cinnamon buckle. Here's my recipe for blueberry buckle. I had no idea why this delicious cake was called a buckle. I had a slice of blackberry and almond buckle. Puddings, desserts & ices baked Alaska baklava banana split bananas Foster banoffee pie crumble dessert dulce de leche dumpling entremets lolly mochi mousseline Neapolitan ice cream Nesselrode sorbet soufflé spotted dick spumoni summer pudding buckle verb uk /ˈbʌk.əl/ us /ˈbʌk.əl/ buckleverb (FASTEN)[ T or I ] to fasten or be fastened with a buckle用扣环扣住 Fasteners for clothes belt brace buckled button fly button something up button-through cinch eyelet fastener flies grommet hook and eye sash snap snap fastener stud suspender suspendersphrase toggle Velcro buckleverb (BEND)[ T or I ] to bend something or become bent, often as a result of force, heat, or weakness: 弯曲;变形 The intense heat from the fire had caused the factory roof to buckle.大火的高温烤得工厂的屋顶变了形。 Both wheels on the bicycle had been badly buckled.自行车的两个车轮都已严重变形。 I felt faint and my knees began to buckle.我感到眩晕，腿也站不直了。 Bending, twisting and curving arch your back ball up bendy bent bowed distortion entwine flex flexion flexural swirling swirlingly swoopy tangle tangled wrap something around someone/something wriggle wristy writhe zigzag buckleverb (BE DEFEATED)buckle under something to be defeated by a difficult situation: 屈服于（困境） But these were difficult times and a lesser man would have buckled under the strain.但当时是困难时期，脆弱的人肯定会被压力压垮。 See alsoswashnoun(BEHAVIOUR) swashverb(HIT/FIGHT) Related wordbuckled Phrasal verbsbuckle down buckle up buckle | American Dictionarybuckle noun[ C ] us/ˈbʌk·əl/ bucklenoun[C] (FASTENER)a fastener for a belt: a silver buckle buckle verb[ I/T ] us/ˈbʌk·əl/ buckleverb[I/T] (FASTEN)to fasten or be fastened with a buckle: [ T ]Please buckle your seat belts. buckleverb[I/T] (BEND)to bend or become uneven, often as a result of force, heat, or weakness: [ I ]After eight hours of hiking, our knees were beginning to buckle. Someone who buckles or buckles under gives in to something, such as pressure or opposition: [ I ]The judge threatened her with jail, but she refused to buckle and would not say where she got the information. Phrasal verbsbuckle down buckle up Examples of bucklebuckle Polyfilla, alabastine or plasticine spread onto cardboard or wood provides a base for buttons, buckles, conkers, etc. to be pressed in. Clothing was the principal function of textiles, just as the principal function of buckles, sleeve-fasteners, pins and brooches was to hold the clothing together. The buckling theory suggests that such a member will fail due to buckling before the direct compressive stress reaches the yield point. A series of weights where then hung of the structure until it was determined that one of the members had buckled. Since the microneedles which were tested had a much greater wall thickness, it is safe to assume that buckling would not occur. Men's dress fastening is limited to buckles and sleeve fasteners; three possible combinations are found. The environment, the health care and educational systems, even the family, are perceived as buckling under the demands of an ever-increasing population. Men who intend to participate in the firewalking must not wear shoes or metal objects including rings, buckles or jewellery. They can fail either by "buckling" or be being "crushed" due to the pressure exerted. Finding no hope of reconciliation, the sub-commissioners buckled and passed the project back to the privy council. A pipe-maker was robbed of his muslin cravat, striped handkerchief, leather shoes and iron buckles. Beneath this, interbedded marbles, schists and diamictites have buckled and imbricated. However, the buckling theory does provide a useful insight into how a bristle behaves under different constraint conditions. However, the studies on microneedle mechanics (ref.14) concluded that buckling should only occur when the wall thickness was less than 2%m. The tubules we consider here are all straight: it is assumed that buckling does not occur. See all examples of buckle These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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