suspender
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++sus·pend·er /səˈspendə $ -ər/ noun 1. [countable usually plural] British English a part of a piece of women’s underwear that hangs down and can be attached to stockings to hold them up 吊袜带 SYN American English garter2. suspenders [plural] American English two bands of cloth that go over your shoulders and fasten to your trousers to hold them up 〔男裤的〕吊带，背带 SYN British English braces
Examples from the Corpus
suspender• She was holding a suspender in each hand like she had a skipping rope.• I get flagged at the windy summit up here by a man wearing a shirt and suspenders.• On the left sat five ministers, including the one in the crimson suspenders.• I had taken the opportunity to break out a pair of bright red suspenders with large gold dollar signs running down them.• When I visit Weiser he is wearing a loud yellow shirt flanked by red suspenders.• Look at that black eye make-up and the suspenders.sus·pend·er nounChineseSyllable
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suspender
sus‧pend‧er /səˈspendə $ -ər/
noun
1. [countable usually plural] British English a part of a piece of women’s underwear that hangs down and can be attached to stockings to hold them up
SYN garter American English
2. suspenders [plural] American English two bands of cloth that go over your shoulders and fasten to your trousers to hold them up
SYN braces British English
sus‧pend‧er /səˈspendə $ -ər/
noun1. [countable usually plural] British English a part of a piece of women’s underwear that hangs down and can be attached to stockings to hold them up
SYN garter American English
2. suspenders [plural] American English two bands of cloth that go over your shoulders and fasten to your trousers to hold them up
SYN braces British English
