cleat

• n. 楔子；系缆墩；栓
• vt. 把…栓住；加栓于

1. a metal or leather projection (as from the sole of a shoe); prevents slipping

2. a fastener (usually with two projecting horns) around which a rope can be secured

3. a strip of wood or metal used to strengthen the surface to which it is attached

It is cleat that he was one of the outstanding plots in the whole program.

事实很清楚,在整个执行计划中他是出类拔萃的驾驶员之一.

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The influence of confining pressure change and coal cleat on gas permeability is studied by experiments.

本文介绍了钏路煤层及相关割理系统的特性,通过试验研究了围压变化和煤层割理对气体渗透性的影响.

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When her statement was read a very cleat light was cast upon the situation.

她的声明宣读后,情况便显得非常清楚了.

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The coal cleat pattern in the Kushiro coalfield, Japan, shows some analogy to isolated straight joints.

日本钏路煤田的煤层割理形态类似于孤立的直线节理.

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To supply , support , secure, or strengthen with a cleat.

把船固定在缆柱, 系索拴, 或夹板上.

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When developing the cleat, Nike didn't care about money, time, or manufacturing considerations.

在防滑足球鞋的研制方面, 耐克公司从来不考虑金钱, 时间及生产成本.

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Nautical To secure or fast ( a rope, for example ) by winding on a cleat pin.

用 ( 如绳子 ) 系在楔或拴上以固定或弄牢.

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The cleat had two horns.

那个楔子有两只角.

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Good health encourages cleat thinking.

良好的健康状况有助于明晰的思想.

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Do you generally cleat your desk at the end of each day?

一般来说.你每天工作结束后.会清理你的办工作 吗 ?

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Or maybe it is not a mi Marketing cleat all.

或者可能这根本上就不是一个奇迹.

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来自PIE*glei,黏，粘，词源同cling,glue.词义进一步扩大，指粘成一块的，块状的，词源同 cloud,clout.

1. Though you have a cleat self - knowledge and have thought about possible occupations.

虽然你有一个自我的知识和思想有可能的职业.

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2. To supply , support , secure, or strengthen with a cleat.

把船固定在缆柱, 系索拴, 或夹板上.

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3. Do you generally cleat your desk at the end of each day?

一般来说.你每天工作结束后.会清理你的办工作 吗 ?

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4. Or maybe it is not a mi Marketing cleat all.

或者可能这根本上就不是一个奇迹.

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5. The cleat had two horns.

那个楔子有两只角.

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cleat (n.)

c. 1300, clete "wedge," from Old English *cleat "a lump," from West Germanic *klaut "firm lump" (cognates: Middle Low German klot, klute, Middle Dutch cloot, Dutch kloot, Old High German kloz, German kloß "clod, dumpling"). In Middle English, a wedge of wood bolted to a spar, etc., to keep it from slipping (late 14c.). Meaning "thin metal plate for shoes, etc." is c. 1825.