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

halter

/ˈhɔːltə

noun

1A strap or rope placed around the head of a horse or other animal, used for leading or tethering it.Much of the program is taught to the human and the horse using a rope halter and rope hackamore....

It also includes used animal trappings such as harnesses, saddles, halters, reins, rope and chain.
The soldiers ride bays or chestnuts and use United States Army regulation saddles, saddlecloths, halters, bridles, and curb bits.

Synonyms

harness, head collar, bridle;

North American headstall

technical chase-halter

1.1 archaic A rope with a noose for hanging a person.For which other worse tricks he had not (Archer would not have) escaped the halter (noose), but that (had not) Captain Newport interposed his advice to the contrary that is that the council should not hang Mr. Archer....

And there, made ready for death, with the halter round her neck, she stood upon the fatal ladder in calm serenity, expecting to die.

2 [usually as modifier] A strap around the neck that holds a dress or top in place, leaving the shoulders and back bare: tourists in halter tops and shorts...

His current winter collection features slouch pants, lustrous shirt dresses, halter tops and knee-length dirndl skirts in a predominantly black, white and camel palette.
Gowns with halter tops, pouf satin or silk skirts or ripped hems are right in keeping with the rock princess look.
The girls looked like they were freezing in their halter tops and reckless skirts but were probably blindly sensibly insulated from it all by means of a dozen Bacardi Breezers.

verb [with object]

1Put a halter on (an animal): the horse stops running and agrees to being haltered...

In silence and in darkness they loaded the carriage and haltered the horses.
She haltered the strangely docile stallion and tied him up in the tie racks, next to an extremely irritable paint gelding being groomed.
Rebecca cast Ansley a hurt look, but Ansley was haltering Matrix and didn't catch it.

1.1 archaic Hang (someone): the Chicago bomb-throwers who were haltered for practising their principles...

The man was speedily placed on the cathead and haltered.
They were suffered to have rope enough till they had haltered themselves.

Origin

Old English hælftre, of Germanic origin, meaning 'something to hold things by'; related to German Halfter, also to helve.

单词	halter
释义	halter /ˈhɔːltə / noun 1A strap or rope placed around the head of a horse or other animal, used for leading or tethering it.Much of the program is taught to the human and the horse using a rope halter and rope hackamore.... It also includes used animal trappings such as harnesses, saddles, halters, reins, rope and chain. The soldiers ride bays or chestnuts and use United States Army regulation saddles, saddlecloths, halters, bridles, and curb bits. Synonyms harness, head collar, bridle; North American headstall technical chase-halter 1.1 archaic A rope with a noose for hanging a person.For which other worse tricks he had not (Archer would not have) escaped the halter (noose), but that (had not) Captain Newport interposed his advice to the contrary that is that the council should not hang Mr. Archer.... And there, made ready for death, with the halter round her neck, she stood upon the fatal ladder in calm serenity, expecting to die. 2 [usually as modifier] A strap around the neck that holds a dress or top in place, leaving the shoulders and back bare: tourists in halter tops and shorts... His current winter collection features slouch pants, lustrous shirt dresses, halter tops and knee-length dirndl skirts in a predominantly black, white and camel palette. Gowns with halter tops, pouf satin or silk skirts or ripped hems are right in keeping with the rock princess look. The girls looked like they were freezing in their halter tops and reckless skirts but were probably blindly sensibly insulated from it all by means of a dozen Bacardi Breezers. verb [with object] 1Put a halter on (an animal): the horse stops running and agrees to being haltered... In silence and in darkness they loaded the carriage and haltered the horses. She haltered the strangely docile stallion and tied him up in the tie racks, next to an extremely irritable paint gelding being groomed. Rebecca cast Ansley a hurt look, but Ansley was haltering Matrix and didn't catch it. 1.1 archaic Hang (someone): the Chicago bomb-throwers who were haltered for practising their principles... The man was speedily placed on the cathead and haltered. They were suffered to have rope enough till they had haltered themselves. Origin Old English hælftre, of Germanic origin, meaning 'something to hold things by'; related to German Halfter, also to helve. Rhymes altar, alter, assaulter, defaulter, falter, Gibraltar, Malta, palter, psalter, salter, vaulter, Walter
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