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Ensure you have a strap on the glasses so they do not fall off.

确保你有一个带的眼镜，这样它们就不会掉下来。

I need a new watch strap.

我需要一个新的手表带。

"A comparison between Madonna and me is a comparison between a strapless evening gown and a gownless evening strap."

"麦当娜和我之间的差别，就好比一件没有肩带的晚礼服和一条没有晚礼服的肩带。"

The razor strop was never far from his hand as I was growing up. I got the strap two or three times a week when I was young. But I learned how to take it, and be strong.

在我成长的过程中，那个令人懊恼的磨刀皮带从来没有远离过他，我年轻的时候平均每周就要挨两到三次抽打，但是后来我学会接受它并且是自己变得强壮。

A suspender strap with a fastener attached to a girdle or belt to hold up a woman's stocking.

吊袜带有系结物的一种吊带，连于腰带之上用来撑起女子的长统袜

One of the earliest was Polaroid's provocatively named camera,"The Swinger"-- ostensibly so-calledbecause of a strap that let it dangle from the user's wrist.

早期的宝丽来有一款名称极挑逗的相机"挂儿"，表面上是说，这相机有一根吊带可以挂在使用者的手上。（"挂儿"也有放荡的人、滥交者的意思。

Professional Printing: PVC plate, membrane switch, self-adhesive, aluminum metal, plastic products, strap, DVD panel, clothing and other luxury nameplate label.

专业丝印：PVC标牌、薄膜开关、不干胶、五金铝片、塑胶制品，表带、DVD面板，服装吊牌等高档铭牌。

Strap the tank on the truck in case it slides off.

用索带把车上的水桶扣紧，以防它滑下来。

Until the very members of the TIME Washington bureau itself are traipsing （traipse 疲惫地行走、闲逛、长途跋涉） south along I-95, their word processors strap ped to their backs, the nation cannot rest easy.

看来只有到最后一名时代杂志华府办事处的记者也背着文字处理机，沿着95号公路往南跋涉的时候，美国人才会放心。

He had to read wind speed, direction and drift; assess, from the speed of the lumbering Ford Trimotor aircraft and his watch, the size of the fire; find, and mark with streamers, a suitable place to drop that was free of "snags", felled logs, stumps or boulders; check every inch of kit and harness, every buckle and strap and pin, and then tap each man on the left leg to make him jump.

他必须测量风速、风向和风漂流；通过笨重的福特三发动机飞机飞行速度和自己的手表测算火势大小；找到并用彩带标记合适的空降地点，那里必须没有"残根"，倒下的木头，树桩和大石块；仔细检查装备和背带，每一个扣环、带子和徽章都不放过，然后在队员左腿上拍一下示意可以跳伞。

This matter overthrew all basises I learned from Sunday school .

这件事把我从周日学校学到的所有道理都颠覆了。

It's one of the cruel ironies of aging: if you want to remember your favorite restaurants, the less you should eat at them.

这是一个老化的残酷讽刺：如果你想记住你最喜欢的餐馆，你应该更少吃到它们。