lanyard是什么意思

音标:英 ['lænjɑ:d]美 ['lænjərd]

系索[电] 拉索

a cord with an attached hook that is used to fire certain types of cannon
a cord worn around the neck to hold a knife or whistle
(nautical) a line used for extending or fastening rigging on ships

lanyard的用法和例句：

1. I've got a badly burned lanyard here.

这里有一个烧焦了的入场证

2. The pod numbers correspond with the numbers on your lanyards.

会与你挂牌上的号码相对应

3. It even has a lanyard, so you can wear it around your neck.

还配了绳索 你可以挂在脖子上

4. For the rest of you, lanyards will be handed out on a casebycase basis.

你们其余人的 通行证会据情况逐一分发

5. Also note, from here on in, you will be referred to as the number on your lanyard.

还有请记住 从现在起 挂牌上的编号将会作为你的代号

6. We got nuts and figs for sustenance and lanyard for entertainment.

我們有堅果和無花果作為食物 短繩作為消遣

7. It's long and serrated on one edge, and it has a leather lanyard thing wrapped around his wrist.

很长而且边缘有锯齿 还有一段皮绳绕在他的手腕上

8. Ah, the memories are just flooding back making lanyards, tugofwar, drinking bug juice.

那些回忆全都涌来了 做挂绳 拔河 喝汽水

9. He's also wearing his metrocard lanyard, which he usually hangs on the light behind his work station until he leaves at 8:00.

他还挂着他的捷运卡 平时一般都挂在工作台后面的灯上 直到他八点下班才会拿走