brad
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++brad /bræd/ noun [countable] American English 1. DTa small metal object like a button with two metal sticks that are put through several pieces of paper and folded down to hold the papers together 圆形纸夹2. a small thin wire nail with either a small head or a part that sticks out to the side instead of a head 角钉，无头钉，曲头钉From Longman Business DictionaryBRADBRAD /bræd/ abbreviation for British Rate and DataOrigin brad (1200-1300) Old Norse broddr “pointed object”
brad nounChinese
metal with button like a small a two object Business
brad
brad /bræd/
noun [countable] American English
2. a small thin wire nail with either a small head or a part that sticks out to the side instead of a head
brad /bræd/
noun [countable] American English Date: 1200-1300
Language: Old Norse
Origin: broddr 'pointed object'
1. a small metal object like a button with two metal sticks that are put through several pieces of paper and folded down to hold the papers togetherLanguage: Old Norse
Origin: broddr 'pointed object'
2. a small thin wire nail with either a small head or a part that sticks out to the side instead of a head