cleat
cleat
[kliːt]
noun
cleated
adjective
语源
[kliːt]
noun
- a T-shaped piece of metal or wood on a boat or ship, to which ropes are attached
（船上的）系索耳，羊角
■one of a number of projecting pieces of metal, rubber, or other material on the sole of a shoe, designed to prevent someone losing their footing
防滑钉（安于鞋底，以金属，橡胶等材质制成） - (cleats)(N. Amer.)athletic shoes with cleats on the soles
(北美)鞋底装有防滑钉的运动鞋，跑鞋
■a projecting wedge on a spar or other part of a ship, to prevent slipping
防滑楔（安装于船柱或船只其他部分）
■a small wedge, especially one on a plough or scythe
（尤指犁、镰刀上的）小楔子
cleated
adjective
语源
- Middle English (in the sense 'wedge'): of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch kloot 'ball, sphere' and German Kloss 'clod, dumpling', also to clot and clout
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