hanger
hanger 英 [ˈhæŋə(r)] 美 [ˈhæŋɚ]
n. 衣架；挂钩；绞刑执行者
名词复数:hangers
- A device you use to hang something, like clothing, is a hanger. When your brother drops his jacket on the floor, you might remind him to put it on a hanger and hang it up in the closet.
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- n. 衣架；挂钩；绞刑执行者
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1. Everything in that closet needs to be removed every hanger, jacket, purse, even an old awkward stool that you think is going to go right back in there anyway. Take it ALL out.
壁橱里的所有东西都要拿出来，衣架，夹克，钱包，甚至是你认为就应该放在角落里的旧而难用的搁脚凳， 通通拿出来。
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2. Jungers pulls his office chair over to an assembled human skeleton hanging like a suit from a hanger. "We've elongated this lower part of our body, " he says, gesturing to the long bones of the legs.
容格斯把他的办公椅拉近了一套像西装一样挂在衣架上的人骨骼，指着长长的腿骨，他说，“我们的进化已经拉长了下半身的这一部分。
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3. The whole joint angles out horizontally from the neck, like a coat hanger.
整个关节从颈部起，像个衣架一样，横着伸出一个角度。
- hanger (n.) early 15c., "one who hangs (something)," especially "executioner," later also "one who chooses pictures for an exhibition;" agent noun from hang (v.). Meaning "something that is suspended" is late 15c. Meaning "thing from which something is hung" is from 1690s. Meaning "loop or strap in a garment for hanging on a peg" is from 1680s; of wood or wire coat or dress hangers from 1873. Hanger-on is from 1540s.
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