noose
noose 英 [nu:s] 美 [nus]
n. 套索；束缚；绞刑 vt. 用套索捉；使落入圈套
进行时:noosing 过去式:noosed 过去分词:noosed 第三人称单数:nooses 名词复数:nooses
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- n. 套索；束缚；绞刑
- vt. 用套索捉；使落入圈套
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1. So finally I tied a couple of belts and jumped off the stairs, but my head slipped through the noose.
所以最后我把两根带子系在一起，跳下楼梯，不过我的头从套索中溜出去了。
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2. Paying later for stuff we get today seems small, almost inconsequential early on –but becomes a noose that strangles as the years wear on.
在一开始，先买东西后付款看似数额很小、几乎无关紧要，但随着时间的推移，它却变成了束缚我们的枷锁。
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3. Luckily she had brought a rope with her, and making a noose at one end, she flung it across the chasm with all her might.
幸运的是，她带了一根绳子。 在绳子一端做了一个套索，她使出吃奶的劲儿将套索扔向峡谷对面。
- noose (n.) mid-15c., perhaps from Old French nos or cognate Old Provençal nous "knot," from Latin nodus "knot" (from PIE root *ned- "to bind, tie"). Rare before c. 1600.
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