zipper

/zip-er/US // ˈzɪp ər //UK // (ˈzɪpə) //

拉链,拉锁,拉环,伸缩拉链

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : Also called slide fastener. a device used for fastening clothing, valises, etc., consisting of two toothed tracks or spiral metal or plastic coils, each bordering one of two edges to be joined, and a piece that either interlocks or separates them when pulled.
- : a person or thing that zips.
- : a rubber and fabric boot or overshoe fastened up the leg by a zipper.
- : a large illuminated display of news bulletins or advertisements that rapidly and continously flash by on an upper part of a building.

as inunimportant

Forms: zippers

Synonyms

In designing the shoe, Reinertsen says the design team used their years of research that went into developing the original FlyEase, which used zippers and other ties to make for an easier and still secure lace-up.
“If a product has a zipper, then that will be its weakest link,” Godfrey says.
The sturdy materials, belt loops, buttons, and zippers make these pants feel like they’ll last a lifetime, which goes a long way to justifying their price.
A zipper along the outside makes it possible to remove the fur coat altogether for cleaning.
That means they’ll also try to keep the weight of the fabrics, zippers, and other features to a minimum.
They have two front welt pockets, two back welt pockets, two hook closures at the waist, and a zipper fly.
Even stranded in a desert, Spears manages to stay sexy and classy (okay, minus the easy-access zipper).
When he went to prison, he had a couple of tattoos, he says—a star, a zipper around his wrist.
Unfortunately, I was wearing one of their dresses today, but at the last minute the zipper broke!
Just as Strauss-Kahn critics joked that his zipper could be his undoing, Sarkozy cynics bet on a baby.
He was portly, gray-haired, arrogant-faced; he wore a short black jacket with a jewelled zipper-pull, and striped trousers.
Did he normally wear a jacket of the character shown on that exhibit?

/zip-er/US // ˈzɪp ər //UK // (ˈzɪpə) //

拉链,拉锁,拉环,伸缩拉链

n.名词 noun

1
- : Also called slide fastener. a device used for fastening clothing, valises, etc., consisting of two toothed tracks or spiral metal or plastic coils, each bordering one of two edges to be joined, and a piece that either interlocks or separates them when pulled.
- : a person or thing that zips.
- : a rubber and fabric boot or overshoe fastened up the leg by a zipper.
- : a large illuminated display of news bulletins or advertisements that rapidly and continously flash by on an upper part of a building.

as inunimportant

Forms: zippers

Synonyms

In designing the shoe, Reinertsen says the design team used their years of research that went into developing the original FlyEase, which used zippers and other ties to make for an easier and still secure lace-up.
“If a product has a zipper, then that will be its weakest link,” Godfrey says.
The sturdy materials, belt loops, buttons, and zippers make these pants feel like they’ll last a lifetime, which goes a long way to justifying their price.
A zipper along the outside makes it possible to remove the fur coat altogether for cleaning.
That means they’ll also try to keep the weight of the fabrics, zippers, and other features to a minimum.
They have two front welt pockets, two back welt pockets, two hook closures at the waist, and a zipper fly.
Even stranded in a desert, Spears manages to stay sexy and classy (okay, minus the easy-access zipper).
When he went to prison, he had a couple of tattoos, he says—a star, a zipper around his wrist.
Unfortunately, I was wearing one of their dresses today, but at the last minute the zipper broke!
Just as Strauss-Kahn critics joked that his zipper could be his undoing, Sarkozy cynics bet on a baby.
He was portly, gray-haired, arrogant-faced; he wore a short black jacket with a jewelled zipper-pull, and striped trousers.
Did he normally wear a jacket of the character shown on that exhibit?