strapped
音标：
英音/ stræpt / 美音/ stræpt /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
An eye-witness described seeing one driver who had got out of his car who had strapped himself to a lamppost with his belt, to stop himself from being washed away.
目击者描述的是，看到一名驾驶员从车上绑在灯柱上的车上，以阻止自己被冲走。
—BBC
“If they were all at school full-time it would be easier, but until then I’m a bit strapped for choices,” she says.
她说：“如果他们全职在学校，那会更容易，但是直到那时，我有点选择选择。”
—BBC
As people from the south arrived in the capital in cars with suitcases strapped to the top, some of the city’s residents were themselves leaving.
当来自南方人的人们乘汽车带到顶部的行李箱到达首都时，该市的一些居民本身就离开了。
—BBC
基本释意：
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缺钱的，手头拮据的
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
As a verb, strap means “to secure with straps”: “Let me strap my backpack on before I climb on your motorcycle.” Standing passengers on buses and subways are sometimes called straphangers, named for the habit of grabbing the leather or webbed straps that once commonly hung from above. Some modes of transportation still have these straps, though they’ve increasingly been replaced with poles and handles.
一条用来固定某物的材料是一条皮带，例如泳衣的肩带，书包上的皮带或安全带的皮带。
长释义：
As a verb, strap means “to secure with straps”: “Let me strap my backpack on before I climb on your motorcycle.” Standing passengers on buses and subways are sometimes called straphangers, named for the habit of grabbing the leather or webbed straps that once commonly hung from above. Some modes of transportation still have these straps, though they’ve increasingly been replaced with poles and handles.
作为动词，皮带的意思是“用皮带固定”：“在爬上摩托车之前，让我将背包绑好。”在公共汽车和地铁上的站立乘客有时被称为Straphangers，以抓住曾经通常从上方悬挂的皮革或织线带的习惯而得名。尽管越来越多地用两极和手柄代替它们，但某些运输方式仍然具有这些皮带。
文学例句：
Over their heaviest outdoor clothes they wore great, bulky, bulging things strapped around them.
在他们最重的户外衣服上，他们穿着巨大，笨重，隆隆的东西绑在他们身上。
—Secrets at Sea by Richard Peck
He was wearing a leather aviator helmet with goggles and had a pair of feathered wings strapped to.his back.
他戴着带有护目镜的皮革飞行员头盔，并绑有一双羽毛翅膀。
—Mr. Lemoncello’s Library Olympics by Chris Grabenstein
Around Shadow’s waist was strapped a skin pouch.
阴影周围的腰部被绑住了一个皮袋。
—Redwall by Brian Jacques
词源：
strap (n.)1610s, “narrow band of leather,” from a Scottish and/or nautical variant of strope “loop or strap on a harness” (mid-14c.), which is probably from Old French estrop “strap,” from Latin stroppus “strap, band,” ultimately (perhaps via Etruscan) from Greek strophos “twisted band; a cord, rope,” from strephein “to turn” (see strepto-).
Old English stropp, Dutch strop “halter” also are borrowed from Latin, and the Old English word might be the source of the modern one. Generally a strap is used for mechanical purposes. As “long, narrow piece of iron or other metal,” 1570s. Specifically as an instrument for flogging by 1710. The slang meaning “credit” is from 1828.also from 1610s
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
皮带（n。）1610年代，“皮革狭窄带”，来自苏格兰和/或航用的绳索“循环或皮带上的带状或绑带”（14c中），这可能是来自旧的法国埃斯托普“ strap”，来自拉丁语stropus“ strap” strap’trap，band band，也许是从greek stroplos conse cort; a core corte corte cort;链球菌 – ）。古老的英语stropp，荷兰语“吊带”也是从拉丁语中借来的，古老的英语单词可能是现代的源头。通常，带有表带用于机械目的。 1570年代为“长而狭窄的铁或其他金属”。特别是作为1710年鞭打的工具。语的意思是“信用”。
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