Clothespin Meaning in English
word
ˈkloʊðzˌpɪn
KLOHZ-pin
ˈkləʊðzˌpɪn
KLOHZ-pin
释义
A small device, usually made of wood or plastic, used to attach clothes to a clothesline while they dry.
用法与细微差别
Commonly appears in American English; in British English, 'clothes peg' is typical. Can be used for crafts or keeping bags closed, not just for laundry.
Spanish: pinza de ropaPortuguese (BR): prendedor de roupaPortuguese (PT): mola de roupaChinese (Simplified): 衣夹Chinese (Traditional): 衣夾Hindi: कपड़ों की क्लिपArabic: مشبك غسيلBengali: ক্লথespin - জামাকাপড়ের ক্লিপRussian: прищепкаJapanese: 洗濯ばさみVietnamese: cái kẹp quần áoKorean: 빨래집게Turkish: çamaşır mandalıUrdu: کپڑے کی چٹIndonesian: jepitan baju
例句
I used a clothespin to hang my shirt on the line.
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The wind blew away my socks because I forgot the clothespin.
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Please pass me another clothespin.
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She uses a clothespin to keep her snack bag closed.
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Don't lose that clothespin—we only have a few left!
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After laundry day, somehow there’s always one clothespin missing.
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