belay

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbelaybe‧lay /bɪˈleɪ/ verb [intransitive, transitive] technical to make someone who is climbing a mountain etc safe by attaching a rope to them and to a rock→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusbelay• There are good nuts here and it used to be traditional to belay at this point.• It is possible to belay here, but much better to continue.• It should be possible on subsequent ascents to belay on Aries.• But my inability to belay or take the lead soon became obvious.Origin belay (1500-1600) Dutch beleggen

单词	belay
释义	belay From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbelaybe‧lay /bɪˈleɪ/ verb [intransitive, transitive] technical to make someone who is climbing a mountain etc safe by attaching a rope to them and to a rock→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusbelay• There are good nuts here and it used to be traditional to belay at this point.• It is possible to belay here, but much better to continue.• It should be possible on subsequent ascents to belay on Aries.• But my inability to belay or take the lead soon became obvious.Origin belay (1500-1600) Dutch beleggen
随便看	have no right to do something have no say in have no stomach for a fight etc have no stomach for a fight/task etc have no stomach for a task etc have no truck with have no use for have no use for somebody/something have no wish to do have no wish to do something have no/every intention of doing something have not a lot etc going for have not much lot etc going for have nothing a lot etc going for have nothing against have nothing against somebody/something have nothing better to do have nothing much lot etc going for have nothing on have nothing on somebody have nothing to do with have nothing to lose have nothing to lose but your pride etc have nothing to lose but your pride/reputation etc have nothing to lose but your reputation etc