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

stud1

/stʌd

noun

1A large-headed piece of metal that pierces and projects from a surface, especially for decoration.The shape of the headrest follows Zulu style, but brightly coloured plastics, insulation tape and metal studs decorate the core....

Heeled clogs were lined with sheepskin while knee-high boots with a six-inch wooden heel were patterned with metal studs.
The bike look is not heavy leather with metal studs, but usually clothes made with lightweight synthetic fiber and pants that end mid-calf.

1.1A small, simple piece of jewellery for wearing in pierced ears or nostrils: [as modifier]: diamond stud earrings...

The collection included a wide range of jewellery such as necklaces, earrings, bangles, studs, broaches and mangalsutra.
Diamond stud earrings are timeless and go with just about anything.
Diamond earrings and studs are the most versatile and wonderful accessory that can give an aristocratic look.

1.2A fastener consisting of two buttons joined with a bar, used in formal wear to fasten a shirt front or to fasten a collar to a shirt: a collar stud...

By the same token, try to use studs to fasten your tuxedo shirt rather than the plastic buttons already on the shirt.
She returned the favor by working the studs from his dress shirt.
He put on his tux shirt and slowly plugged the studs.

1.3 (usually studs) British A small projection fixed to the base of footwear, especially sports boots, to allow the wearer to grip the ground: his knee was cut by the Grimsby striker’s studs...

He just went to turn inside during the game and his studs stuck in the ground.
The studs of my boot got caught in the turf and my leg just gave way.
Your studs go into the ground, your knee goes one way but your foot stays where it is.

1.4 (usually studs) A small metal piece set into the tyre of a motor vehicle to improve roadholding in slippery conditions.In real winter conditions the studs provide great traction, but when the temperatures warm up it can be very hard on both tyres and studs....

Cars run on skinny snow tyres in Sweden, with sharp studs to penetrate the icy surface and find good grip underneath.
This gravel can rip out tyre studs, making the roads even more difficult than usual.

1.5A small object projecting slightly from a road surface as a marker: lines of reflector studs down the middle of a motorway...

Extensive guardrails, new road markings, road studs and road signs were installed.
‘It's in line with a row of studs on the road and doesn't move,’ he said.
Special glow-in-the-dark road studs installed on the A12 at a cost of £36,000 may have to be replaced after just one year.

2An upright timber in the wall of a building to which laths and plasterboard are nailed: lath and plaster on timber studs...

The heads of nails, or dry wall screws, used to fasten plaster-board to studs often pop out.
One word of caution - not all moldings are nailed directly into the studs.
Place nail guards over studs to protect wires and pipes.

2.1US The height of a room as indicated by the length of a timber wall stud.After completing the layout, separate the plates by the distance of a stud length.

3A rivet or crosspiece in each link of a chain cable.Haven't you noticed each time you rivet another row of studs into that protective armour, how life slides by and slams you?...

Super Stud ATV tire chains are made of case-hardened alloy chain, and uses two studs on every other link for maximum traction.

verb (studs, studding, studded) [with object]

1Decorate or augment (something) with many studs or similar small objects: a dagger studded with precious diamonds...

The cylindrical nave columns are studded with gold mosaic and alternating geometrically decorated capitals.
They are studded with stones and plastic gems, also sometimes with ribbons and glittering fabric paints to enhance the look.
To add to the attraction, they are studded with chocolate gems.

Synonyms

dotted, scattered, spotted, sprinkled, covered, flecked, peppered, spangled

literary bespangled, bejewelled

1.1Scatter or cover (something) with many small objects or features: the sky was clear and studded with stars...

Some 600 teddies, variously decorated by artists, stud the streets of Zurich and its airport in the ‘Teddy-Summer’ project.
Mongia's half century was studded with five fours and two sixes.
Never one to back away from a fight, his political career was studded with duels and bloody street brawls.

Origin

Old English studu, stuthu 'post, upright prop'; related to German stützen 'to prop'. The sense 'ornamental metal knob' arose in late Middle English.

Rhymes

stud2

/stʌd

noun

1An establishment where horses or other domesticated animals are kept for breeding: [as modifier]: a stud farm [mass noun]: the horse was retired to stud...

There you have the state run studs and bigger breeding programs.
Taylor Made Farm has raised the stud fee of Grade 1 winner Forestry to $75,000 for 2005.
The farm also reduced the stud fees on three of its stallions.

1.1A collection of horses or other domesticated animals belonging to one person: he kept a large stud of racehorses...

Backsberg also has a goat stud of the famous Swiss Saanen bloodline.
In the meantime they provided a stud of beef bulls not be equalled on the British Isles.
It was one of South Africa's prominent Holstein studs at that time.

1.2 (also stud horse) A stallion.Pat brought in a second horse, Liberty Major, a stud horse discarded for being dull, stupid, and unwilling....

Williamson pushed his stud horse up to the challenge.
As long as people think there is someone prepared to pay $1 million for a foal, studs can charge hefty fees and their owners can live playboy lives.

2 informal A young man thought to be very active sexually or regarded as a good sexual partner: a rugged, hairy-chested stud...

We're not sexual super studs, just ordinary, everyday people and if we can do it, why can't you?
I'm kissed and hugged and pinched by the studs, the bartenders, the drag queens, but that's it.
Would it be fair for someone my age to try to wed a young stud like him?

3 (also stud poker) [mass noun] A form of poker in which the first card of a player’s hand is dealt face down and the others face up, with betting after each round of the deal.It will have 16 tables for roulette, black jack, stud poker, dice and ponto banco....

Corruption, where there are both hidden and exposed cards, as in stud poker, is a game of bluffing and intimidation.
We're playing sing stud poker with two decks!

Origin

Old English stōd, of Germanic origin; related to German Stute 'mare', also to stand.

单词	stud
释义	stud1 /stʌd / noun 1A large-headed piece of metal that pierces and projects from a surface, especially for decoration.The shape of the headrest follows Zulu style, but brightly coloured plastics, insulation tape and metal studs decorate the core.... Heeled clogs were lined with sheepskin while knee-high boots with a six-inch wooden heel were patterned with metal studs. The bike look is not heavy leather with metal studs, but usually clothes made with lightweight synthetic fiber and pants that end mid-calf. 1.1A small, simple piece of jewellery for wearing in pierced ears or nostrils: [as modifier]: diamond stud earrings... The collection included a wide range of jewellery such as necklaces, earrings, bangles, studs, broaches and mangalsutra. Diamond stud earrings are timeless and go with just about anything. Diamond earrings and studs are the most versatile and wonderful accessory that can give an aristocratic look. 1.2A fastener consisting of two buttons joined with a bar, used in formal wear to fasten a shirt front or to fasten a collar to a shirt: a collar stud... By the same token, try to use studs to fasten your tuxedo shirt rather than the plastic buttons already on the shirt. She returned the favor by working the studs from his dress shirt. He put on his tux shirt and slowly plugged the studs. 1.3 (usually studs) British A small projection fixed to the base of footwear, especially sports boots, to allow the wearer to grip the ground: his knee was cut by the Grimsby striker’s studs... He just went to turn inside during the game and his studs stuck in the ground. The studs of my boot got caught in the turf and my leg just gave way. Your studs go into the ground, your knee goes one way but your foot stays where it is. 1.4 (usually studs) A small metal piece set into the tyre of a motor vehicle to improve roadholding in slippery conditions.In real winter conditions the studs provide great traction, but when the temperatures warm up it can be very hard on both tyres and studs.... Cars run on skinny snow tyres in Sweden, with sharp studs to penetrate the icy surface and find good grip underneath. This gravel can rip out tyre studs, making the roads even more difficult than usual. 1.5A small object projecting slightly from a road surface as a marker: lines of reflector studs down the middle of a motorway... Extensive guardrails, new road markings, road studs and road signs were installed. ‘It's in line with a row of studs on the road and doesn't move,’ he said. Special glow-in-the-dark road studs installed on the A12 at a cost of £36,000 may have to be replaced after just one year. 2An upright timber in the wall of a building to which laths and plasterboard are nailed: lath and plaster on timber studs... The heads of nails, or dry wall screws, used to fasten plaster-board to studs often pop out. One word of caution - not all moldings are nailed directly into the studs. Place nail guards over studs to protect wires and pipes. 2.1US The height of a room as indicated by the length of a timber wall stud.After completing the layout, separate the plates by the distance of a stud length. 3A rivet or crosspiece in each link of a chain cable.Haven't you noticed each time you rivet another row of studs into that protective armour, how life slides by and slams you?... Super Stud ATV tire chains are made of case-hardened alloy chain, and uses two studs on every other link for maximum traction. verb (studs, studding, studded) [with object] 1Decorate or augment (something) with many studs or similar small objects: a dagger studded with* precious diamonds... The cylindrical nave columns are studded with gold mosaic and alternating geometrically decorated capitals. They are studded with stones and plastic gems, also sometimes with ribbons and glittering fabric paints to enhance the look. To add to the attraction, they are studded with chocolate gems. Synonyms dotted, scattered, spotted, sprinkled, covered, flecked, peppered, spangled literary* bespangled, bejewelled 1.1Scatter or cover (something) with many small objects or features: the sky was clear and studded with* stars... Some 600 teddies, variously decorated by artists, stud the streets of Zurich and its airport in the ‘Teddy-Summer’ project. Mongia's half century was studded with five fours and two sixes. Never one to back away from a fight, his political career was studded with duels and bloody street brawls. Origin Old English studu, stuthu* 'post, upright prop'; related to German stützen 'to prop'. The sense 'ornamental metal knob' arose in late Middle English. Rhymes blood, bud, crud, cud, dud, flood, Judd, mud, rudd, scud, spud, sudd, thud stud2 /stʌd / noun 1An establishment where horses or other domesticated animals are kept for breeding: [as modifier]: a stud farm [mass noun]: the horse was retired to stud... There you have the state run studs and bigger breeding programs. Taylor Made Farm has raised the stud fee of Grade 1 winner Forestry to $75,000 for 2005. The farm also reduced the stud fees on three of its stallions. 1.1A collection of horses or other domesticated animals belonging to one person: he kept a large stud of* racehorses... Backsberg also has a goat stud of the famous Swiss Saanen bloodline. In the meantime they provided a stud of beef bulls not be equalled on the British Isles. It was one of South Africa's prominent Holstein studs at that time. 1.2 (also stud horse) A stallion.Pat brought in a second horse, Liberty Major, a stud horse discarded for being dull, stupid, and unwilling.... Williamson pushed his stud horse up to the challenge. As long as people think there is someone prepared to pay $1 million for a foal, studs can charge hefty fees and their owners can live playboy lives. 2 informal* A young man thought to be very active sexually or regarded as a good sexual partner: a rugged, hairy-chested stud... We're not sexual super studs, just ordinary, everyday people and if we can do it, why can't you? I'm kissed and hugged and pinched by the studs, the bartenders, the drag queens, but that's it. Would it be fair for someone my age to try to wed a young stud like him? 3 (also stud poker) [mass noun] A form of poker in which the first card of a player’s hand is dealt face down and the others face up, with betting after each round of the deal.It will have 16 tables for roulette, black jack, stud poker, dice and ponto banco.... Corruption, where there are both hidden and exposed cards, as in stud poker, is a game of bluffing and intimidation. We're playing sing stud poker with two decks! Origin Old English stōd, of Germanic origin; related to German Stute 'mare', also to stand.
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