hobnailed
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++hob·nailed /ˈhɒbneɪld $ ˈhɑːb-/ (also hobnail /-neɪl/) adjective [only before noun] especially British English old-fashioned DCChobnailed boots have large nails fastened to the bottom to make them last longer 〔为使靴子耐穿在靴底〕钉了平头钉的
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hobnailed• Firm it with a duck-like waddling movement of your hobnailed boots.• Not unless the climber had been wearing hobnailed boots.• The larder's all bare except for some hobnailed cheese and suicide biscuits.hob·nailed adjectiveChineseSyllable
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hobnailed
hob‧nailed /ˈhɒbneɪld $ ˈhɑːb-/
(also hob‧nail /-neɪl/) adjective [only before noun] especially British English old-fashioned
hobnailed boots have large nails fastened to the bottom to make them last longer
hob‧nailed /ˈhɒbneɪld $ ˈhɑːb-/
(also hob‧nail /-neɪl/) adjective [only before noun] especially British English old-fashionedhobnailed boots have large nails fastened to the bottom to make them last longer