hook line & sinker meaningとは 意味・読み方・使い方

a hook and line

a rod and line

rod and line

a way of knotting a string or rope called {'iboyui'}

a way of tying string or a belt called a {vertical knot}

hook by a pull on the line

in Japan, a method of tying string in a decorative bow, called 'awajimusubi'

a way of tying an obi, which is a belt for a kimono, called hook-tying

a method of tying string such that the shape resembles that of a chrysanthemum, called 'kikumusubi'

a way of tying a broad sash over a kimono, called 'yanoji'

a way of tying, called half knot

a seam that is sewn on the hem

winch up the slack line

a type of knot, called a bowknot

a method of tying an obi so that it forms a puffed out bow, called 'taikomusubi'

a Japanese way of tying string called {'kobu-yui'}

a method of tying used when making a reed screen

a way of tying a ribbon in the shape of a butterfly

a way of tieing something using a needle, called 'awase-musubi'

hooks and eyes

slant a line

string a cord with beads

a coupling-pin

thread a wire

to rhyme line for line

the imaginary longitudinal and latitudinal lines into which th earth is divided

a knot for shortening a line

barbed‐wire entanglements

a ragged line

a loop line