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動詞

lace up (third-person singular simple present laces up, present participle lacing up, simple past and past participle laced up)

1. (transitive) To fasten the laces of something.
   • 2011 February 12, Oliver Brett, “Sunderland 1 - 2 Tottenham”, in BBC‎:

     However, with their first genuine attack, Sunderland scored - and they did it with Tottenham needlessly down to 10 men as Gallas laced up a replacement pair of boots.

2. (transitive) To insert (film) into a projector.
   • 2015, David Lloyd, Start the Clock and Cue the Band: A Life in Television:

     If the film arrived with minute to go, there would still be time for the technicians to lace it up […]

   • 2016, Nicholas Lee, All This in 60 Minutes, page 26:

     'Well,' said Ron, 'let's lace it up on the projector anyway, we might see something.'

反意語

• unlace

アナグラム

• culpae

参考

• laced up
• straight-laced

名詞

lace-up (plural lace-ups)

1. A lace-up shoe or boot.
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   • 2023 June 30, @bymorteecia, X‎:

     "Our client here surely has a taste. I mean look at this! It adds a touch of elegance and uniqueness! A lab coats doesn't have to be boring and plain. Is it not?"
     Michiru tilted her head. "But Yome-san," Again, she began tentatively, her voice tinged with uncertainty. "What if the lace-ups get caught on something? Megan-sama is going to work with chemicals, and any accidents could have serious consequences."

   • 2025 June 18, @klassy, X‎:

     the lace-ups and cutouts on the strap are so edgy omg!? it’s kinda like an early version to the cage cutout straps you’d find in a bustier (top or dress) today.

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• culpae