실을 꼬거나 엮어서 만든 구멍이 뚫린 장식용 직물.
A fine open fabric of cotton or silk, made by looping, twisting, or knitting thread in patterns.
예문:
"The wedding dress was adorned with intricate French lace."
"She placed a delicate lace cloth over the wooden table."
신발이나 옷의 구멍에 꿰어 조이는 데 쓰는 끈.
A cord or strip of leather used to fasten a shoe or a garment by being passed through eyelets.
예문:
"Your shoe laces are untied, and you might trip."
"He replaced the worn-out laces on his leather boots."
끈을 구멍에 꿰어 묶거나 단단히 죄다.
To fasten or tighten something by tying a cord through eyelets.
예문:
"He sat on the stairs to lace up his running shoes."
"The corset was laced so tight that she could barely breathe."
음료나 음식에 술, 약물, 독극물 등을 소량 섞다.
To add a small amount of alcohol, drugs, or another substance to food or drink.
예문:
"The hot chocolate was laced with a hint of peppermint schnapps."
"Be careful; some people try to lace drinks at these parties."
손가락이나 나뭇가지 등을 서로 얽히게 하거나 깍지 끼다.
To entwine or interlock things together.
예문:
"They walked through the park with their fingers laced together."
"The gardener laced the vines through the gaps in the fence."
글이나 말에 특정 어조나 특징을 가미하다.
To infuse or streak something with a particular quality or feature.
예문:
"His apology was laced with a bit of sarcasm."
"The novel is laced with historical facts that make it feel realistic."