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brace noun SUPPORT

[ C ] plural braces something that is used to support or connect things, or to make something stronger托架,支架

He was recently fitted with a brace for his bad back.他最近因背部受伤戴了一个支撑架。

[ C ] UK US braces [ plural ] plural braces a set of connected wires that is attached to a person's teeth in order to make them straight牙箍

I had to wear a brace for my crooked teeth when I was a teenager.十几岁时我不得不给我的畸形齿上戴上牙箍。
braces [ plural ]

UK US suspenders a pair of narrow straps that stretch from the front of the trousers over your shoulders to the back to hold them up(裤子的)背带

a pair of braces一副背带

US UK calipers metal supports that are fastened to the legs of people who have difficulties with walking(固定在腿部,协助行走的)腿部金属支撑物

brace noun PAIR

[ C ] plural brace two things of the same type, especially two wild birds that have been killed for sport or food(尤指猎获的野鸟的)一双,一对

a brace of pheasants一对野鸡

brace verb [ T ] SUPPORT

to support an object in order to stop it from falling down支撑,加固;使绷紧

The side wall of the old house was braced with a wooden support.老房子的边墙用木结构加固了。

brace verb [ T ] PREPARE

brace yourself

to prepare yourself physically or mentally for something unpleasant(为困难或坏事)使防备;使作准备

The passengers were told to brace themselves (= to press their bodies hard against something or hold them very stiff) for a crash landing.乘客们被告知要做好迫降准备。
She told me she had some bad news for me and I braced myself for a shock.她说有坏消息要告诉我,我已做好了承受打击的准备。

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