Most children learn to lace up their shoes by the time they are old enough to start school
大部分儿童在他们够上学的年龄时学会系鞋带。
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She used to have a corset that laced up at the side
她过去有一个在侧面系带的束腹。
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At the turn of the century, women had to have help in lacing up their tight undergarments
在这个世纪开始的时候,妇女在系紧身内衣时需要帮助。
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She has to wear lace-ups at school
她上学得穿系带的鞋
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lace (up) one`s shoes
把鞋带系紧.
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CultureLanguageThe vernacular language is Shanghainese, a dialect of Wu Chinese; while the official language is Standard Mandarin. The local dialect is mutually unintelligible with Mandarin, and is an inseparable part of the Shanghainese identity. The Shanghainese dialect today is a mixture of standard Wu Chinese as spoken in Suzhou, with the dialects of Ningbo and other nearby regions whose peoples have migrated to Shanghai in large numbers since the 20th Century.Nearly all Shanghainese under t...
1.To tighten and tie up the laces of some clothing or equipment one or someone else is wearing. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used after “lace” when talking about someone else. Gosh this dress is tight. Could you lace me up? Make sure you’ve laced your shoulder pads up before heading out onto the field.
英语成语
He laced up boots and skated out onto the ice.
