handcuff
handcuff 英 [ˈhændkʌf] 美 [ˈhændˌkʌf]
vt. 给…戴上手铐；限制 n. 手铐；思想上的桎梏
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- A handcuff is a metal restraint that closes around a person's wrist. When police arrest a suspect, they often put handcuffs on him.
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- vt. 给…戴上手铐；限制
- n. 手铐；思想上的桎梏
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1. The hinged collar locked around Wells’ neck like a giant handcuff.
这个用铰链连接的颈圈像个巨型手铐一样拷在威尔士的脖子上。
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2. Jack sat up and stretched as much as the handcuff on his wrist would allow. Then he looked around.
杰克坐直身体，在手铐允许的范围内尽量伸了个懒腰，然后环顾四周。
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3. Not that Larsson’s women have a problem with this. “Are you going to come quietly or do I have to handcuff you?” one says.
迈克尔虽然个人魅力十足，却从不会主动出击，不过他身边的那些女性对此却并不介怀，“你是打算悄无声息的来，还是要我给你戴上手铐呢？”
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