英语词汇“beltcourse”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun

a chain of police, soldiers, ships, etc, stationed around an area

a ribbon worn as insignia of honour or rank

a cord or ribbon worn as an ornament or fastening

4. Also called: stringcourse, belt course, table architecture

an ornamental projecting band or continuous moulding along a wall

5. horticulture

a form of fruit tree consisting of a single stem bearing fruiting spurs, produced by cutting back all lateral branches

verb

6. (transitive; often foll by off)

to put or form a cordon (around); close (off)

单词	beltcourse
释义	beltcourse in British English (ˈbɛltˌkɔːs) noun another name for cordon (sense 4) cordon in British English (ˈkɔːdən) noun 1. a chain of police, soldiers, ships, etc, stationed around an area 2. a ribbon worn as insignia of honour or rank 3. a cord or ribbon worn as an ornament or fastening 4. Also called: stringcourse, belt course, table architecture an ornamental projecting band or continuous moulding along a wall 5. horticulture a form of fruit tree consisting of a single stem bearing fruiting spurs, produced by cutting back all lateral branches verb 6. (transitive; often foll by off) to put or form a cordon (around); close (off) Word origin C16: from Old French, literally: a little cord, from corde string, cord
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beltcourse in British English