어렵거나 불쾌한 일에 대비하여 마음이나 자세를 단단히 하다.
To prepare oneself mentally or physically for something difficult or unpleasant, often by tensing muscles or adopting a firm posture.
예문:
"She had to brace herself to deliver the bad news to her supervisor."
"The crew braced themselves for the sudden turbulence as the plane entered the storm clouds."
"We braced for the impact when the car skidded on the icy road."
몸의 약하거나 다친 부분을 지지하거나 고정하기 위해 착용하는 장치나, 치아를 교정하는 장치.
A device fitted to support, strengthen, or immobilize a weak or injured part of the body, or a wire device fitted in the mouth to straighten teeth.
예문:
"After the accident, he had to wear a neck brace for six weeks to stabilize his spine."
"The athlete wore a knee brace during the game to protect his recovering ligament."
"Many teenagers wear braces for several years to correct their alignment."
구조물을 보강하거나 안정성을 주기 위해 버팀목이나 지지대를 사용하여 고정시키다.
To secure or steady something by fastening or supporting it, often using a structural piece.
예문:
"They used heavy timbers to brace the tunnel roof against collapse."
"The architect specified using steel braces to reinforce the wooden frame of the new deck."
사냥으로 잡은 한 쌍의 사냥감(새나 동물).
A pair of game birds or other animals, especially those killed in hunting.
예문:
"The hunter returned from the woods carrying a brace of pheasants over his shoulder."
"We need two brace of ducks for the feast tonight, according to the recipe."