Definition of eyelet in English:

eyelet

nounPlural eyelets ˈʌɪlɪtˈaɪlət

1A small round hole in leather or cloth for threading a lace, string, or rope through.
（皮革或布料上供穿绳等用的）小圆孔，孔眼
Example sentencesExamples
- Connect the pieces by tying one piece of elastic string through all eyelets.
- It's also shaped like a bra so it's easier to get on and off - I hook the eyelets while wearing it backwards and then shift the bra around to get my arms through it.
- That's in the face of a staggering 51,840 possible lacings for a shoe with just five eyelets on each side, and millions more for shoes with a larger number of eyelet pairs!
- After the child laces the ribbon length through the eyelet holes, show him/her how to weave the needle end through the previous stitches on the back.
- I would recommend leaving the eyelets for the laces accessible.
- She wore a blue leotard-style top and baggy indigo jeans rolled up to reveal strong bare ankles thrust into a pair of dusty black canvas shoes with torn eyelets and lagoon-blue laces.
- In effect, instead of zigzagging, the lacing path is reflected at each eyelet so that it is straightened out as much as possible.
- He specified that the shoelace visit all eyelets and that every eyelet contribute toward pulling the two sides of the shoe together.
- You can also forgo the stocking stitch, but personally, I prefer not having the eyelets so close to the edge and this way, the edging would echo the sleeve pattern.
- It turns out, however, that shorter lacings are possible if the lace doesn't have to pass alternately through the eyelets on the left and right side of the shoe.
- Wrap waxed linen thread through the eyelets twice and tie one knot.
- A sampler follows a tablecloth onto the table, small white cotton squares on pink linen showing the proper way to handcraft a button hole, an eyelet hole, attach a hook.
- Inside the boot's leather-and-nylon shell, an adjustable hook-and-loop heel strap, pulley eyelets, and cord laces snug up the quarter-inch-thick insulated liner.
- For a tighter fit, people with narrow feet should buy shoes with eyelets farther away from the tongue than people with wider feet.
- Well the strap can slip or the eyelet rings can break, and the whole lot hits the floor unless you have lightning reflexes.
- Figure 7 shows an eyelet that is rounded only at its tip to accommodate the suture.
- Push an eyelet through the fabric from the motif side; it should fit snugly in the hole.
1. 1.1 A metal ring used to reinforce an eyelet in leather or cloth.
  （加固孔眼用的）镶孔（金属）环
  Example sentencesExamples
  Chocolate brown velvet coats or trousers were decorated with cream leather flames or different-sized metal eyelets sewn in the shape of big butterflies.
  The bodice was black with golden eyelets in which the silky lace lanced through, and it held together a golden evening gown that was low cut and flowed to her heels.
  Insert small metal eyelets to avoid rippage of string holes
  Even after Great Northern Industries bought the factory in the mid '60s, local residents could usually find work producing shoe eyelets and other metal there.
  Also, my local store oils them and replaces the laces and any damaged eyelets for free.
  ‘Metal eyelets are very popular in all types of finishes from nickel to gold’ says Michael Nathel, vice president of sales.
  Her shoes feature fish fin eyelets and rope straps.
  Metal eyelets, invented in 1828, allowed for very tight lacing.
  And then they went and put metal eyelets in them.
  You can add a bit of glue to each eyelet before setting for added strength.
  Available in all sizes and several metals, grommets - also called eyelets - can be found in crafts, hardware, and fabric stores.
2. 1.2 A small hole ornamented with stitching around its edge, used as a form of decoration in embroidery.
  （刺绣品上的）镶边小圆孔
  as modifier the white eyelet duvet
  Example sentencesExamples
  Scallop-edged eyelet and smocking provide a summery look, regardless of the season.
  However, remember to keep your window treatments simple, using either French pleats or eyelets.
  He spent upwards of forty-five minutes looking for the perfect eyelet sheets that I have always wanted.
  As she maneuvered her walker to the elevator, I provided a visual description of her tiny room, including the eyelet sheets that had been hung on her window.
  A tailored bed skirt smartens the bedding ensemble, while windows get dressed for summer year-round with white eyelet curtain panels.
2A small hole or slit in a wall for looking through.
（墙上的）窥视孔
Example sentencesExamples
- That worked great and meant no drilling holes and putting eyelets in drywall screwholes.
- The tomb itself is almost like a miniature fortress, with sloping crenellated outer walls, complete with eyelets for archery.
Synonyms
hole, opening, aperture, gap, slit, slot, crevice, chink, crack, perforation, interstice

verbeyelets, eyeleting, eyeleted ˈʌɪlɪtˈaɪlət

[with object]

Make eyelets in (fabric)
在（织物）上打（或开）小孔
her dress is of the whitest fabric, all eyeleted, embroidered, sashed
Example sentencesExamples
- From eyeleting to grommets to accessories, our company can help you with all your eyeleting needs.
- Your best source for locating eyeleting machines suppliers.

Origin

Late Middle English oilet, from Old French oillet, diminutive of oil 'eye', from Latin oculus. The change in the first syllable in the 17th century was due to association with eye.

Rhymes

islet, stylet, twilit

Definition of eyelet in US English:

eyelet

nounˈaɪlətˈīlət

1A small round hole in leather or cloth for threading a lace, string, or rope through.
（皮革或布料上供穿绳等用的）小圆孔，孔眼
Example sentencesExamples
- It's also shaped like a bra so it's easier to get on and off - I hook the eyelets while wearing it backwards and then shift the bra around to get my arms through it.
- In effect, instead of zigzagging, the lacing path is reflected at each eyelet so that it is straightened out as much as possible.
- That's in the face of a staggering 51,840 possible lacings for a shoe with just five eyelets on each side, and millions more for shoes with a larger number of eyelet pairs!
- I would recommend leaving the eyelets for the laces accessible.
- Well the strap can slip or the eyelet rings can break, and the whole lot hits the floor unless you have lightning reflexes.
- It turns out, however, that shorter lacings are possible if the lace doesn't have to pass alternately through the eyelets on the left and right side of the shoe.
- Wrap waxed linen thread through the eyelets twice and tie one knot.
- After the child laces the ribbon length through the eyelet holes, show him/her how to weave the needle end through the previous stitches on the back.
- Push an eyelet through the fabric from the motif side; it should fit snugly in the hole.
- Connect the pieces by tying one piece of elastic string through all eyelets.
- You can also forgo the stocking stitch, but personally, I prefer not having the eyelets so close to the edge and this way, the edging would echo the sleeve pattern.
- She wore a blue leotard-style top and baggy indigo jeans rolled up to reveal strong bare ankles thrust into a pair of dusty black canvas shoes with torn eyelets and lagoon-blue laces.
- Inside the boot's leather-and-nylon shell, an adjustable hook-and-loop heel strap, pulley eyelets, and cord laces snug up the quarter-inch-thick insulated liner.
- Figure 7 shows an eyelet that is rounded only at its tip to accommodate the suture.
- For a tighter fit, people with narrow feet should buy shoes with eyelets farther away from the tongue than people with wider feet.
- A sampler follows a tablecloth onto the table, small white cotton squares on pink linen showing the proper way to handcraft a button hole, an eyelet hole, attach a hook.
- He specified that the shoelace visit all eyelets and that every eyelet contribute toward pulling the two sides of the shoe together.
1. 1.1 A metal ring used to reinforce an eyelet hole.
  （加固孔眼用的）镶孔（金属）环
  Example sentencesExamples
  Insert small metal eyelets to avoid rippage of string holes
  Her shoes feature fish fin eyelets and rope straps.
  ‘Metal eyelets are very popular in all types of finishes from nickel to gold’ says Michael Nathel, vice president of sales.
  Chocolate brown velvet coats or trousers were decorated with cream leather flames or different-sized metal eyelets sewn in the shape of big butterflies.
  Available in all sizes and several metals, grommets - also called eyelets - can be found in crafts, hardware, and fabric stores.
  Also, my local store oils them and replaces the laces and any damaged eyelets for free.
  You can add a bit of glue to each eyelet before setting for added strength.
  Even after Great Northern Industries bought the factory in the mid '60s, local residents could usually find work producing shoe eyelets and other metal there.
  Metal eyelets, invented in 1828, allowed for very tight lacing.
  The bodice was black with golden eyelets in which the silky lace lanced through, and it held together a golden evening gown that was low cut and flowed to her heels.
  And then they went and put metal eyelets in them.
2. 1.2 A small hole ornamented with stitching around its edge, used as a form of decoration in embroidery.
  （刺绣品上的）镶边小圆孔
  Example sentencesExamples
  As she maneuvered her walker to the elevator, I provided a visual description of her tiny room, including the eyelet sheets that had been hung on her window.
  Scallop-edged eyelet and smocking provide a summery look, regardless of the season.
  However, remember to keep your window treatments simple, using either French pleats or eyelets.
  A tailored bed skirt smartens the bedding ensemble, while windows get dressed for summer year-round with white eyelet curtain panels.
  He spent upwards of forty-five minutes looking for the perfect eyelet sheets that I have always wanted.
3. 1.3 A small hole or slit in a wall for looking through.
  （墙上的）窥视孔
  Example sentencesExamples
  That worked great and meant no drilling holes and putting eyelets in drywall screwholes.
  The tomb itself is almost like a miniature fortress, with sloping crenellated outer walls, complete with eyelets for archery.
  Synonyms
  hole, opening, aperture, gap, slit, slot, crevice, chink, crack, perforation, interstice

verbˈaɪlətˈīlət

[with object]

Make eyelets in (fabric).
在（织物）上打（或开）小孔
Example sentencesExamples
- From eyeleting to grommets to accessories, our company can help you with all your eyeleting needs.
- Your best source for locating eyeleting machines suppliers.

Origin

Late Middle English oilet, from Old French oillet, diminutive of oil ‘eye’, from Latin oculus. The change in the first syllable in the 17th century was due to association with eye.

单词	eyelet
释义	Definition of eyelet in English: eyelet nounPlural eyelets ˈʌɪlɪtˈaɪlət 1A small round hole in leather or cloth for threading a lace, string, or rope through. （皮革或布料上供穿绳等用的）小圆孔，孔眼 Example sentencesExamples Connect the pieces by tying one piece of elastic string through all eyelets. It's also shaped like a bra so it's easier to get on and off - I hook the eyelets while wearing it backwards and then shift the bra around to get my arms through it. That's in the face of a staggering 51,840 possible lacings for a shoe with just five eyelets on each side, and millions more for shoes with a larger number of eyelet pairs! After the child laces the ribbon length through the eyelet holes, show him/her how to weave the needle end through the previous stitches on the back. I would recommend leaving the eyelets for the laces accessible. She wore a blue leotard-style top and baggy indigo jeans rolled up to reveal strong bare ankles thrust into a pair of dusty black canvas shoes with torn eyelets and lagoon-blue laces. In effect, instead of zigzagging, the lacing path is reflected at each eyelet so that it is straightened out as much as possible. He specified that the shoelace visit all eyelets and that every eyelet contribute toward pulling the two sides of the shoe together. You can also forgo the stocking stitch, but personally, I prefer not having the eyelets so close to the edge and this way, the edging would echo the sleeve pattern. It turns out, however, that shorter lacings are possible if the lace doesn't have to pass alternately through the eyelets on the left and right side of the shoe. Wrap waxed linen thread through the eyelets twice and tie one knot. A sampler follows a tablecloth onto the table, small white cotton squares on pink linen showing the proper way to handcraft a button hole, an eyelet hole, attach a hook. Inside the boot's leather-and-nylon shell, an adjustable hook-and-loop heel strap, pulley eyelets, and cord laces snug up the quarter-inch-thick insulated liner. For a tighter fit, people with narrow feet should buy shoes with eyelets farther away from the tongue than people with wider feet. Well the strap can slip or the eyelet rings can break, and the whole lot hits the floor unless you have lightning reflexes. Figure 7 shows an eyelet that is rounded only at its tip to accommodate the suture. Push an eyelet through the fabric from the motif side; it should fit snugly in the hole. 1.1 A metal ring used to reinforce an eyelet in leather or cloth. （加固孔眼用的）镶孔（金属）环 Example sentencesExamples Chocolate brown velvet coats or trousers were decorated with cream leather flames or different-sized metal eyelets sewn in the shape of big butterflies. The bodice was black with golden eyelets in which the silky lace lanced through, and it held together a golden evening gown that was low cut and flowed to her heels. Insert small metal eyelets to avoid rippage of string holes Even after Great Northern Industries bought the factory in the mid '60s, local residents could usually find work producing shoe eyelets and other metal there. Also, my local store oils them and replaces the laces and any damaged eyelets for free. ‘Metal eyelets are very popular in all types of finishes from nickel to gold’ says Michael Nathel, vice president of sales. Her shoes feature fish fin eyelets and rope straps. Metal eyelets, invented in 1828, allowed for very tight lacing. And then they went and put metal eyelets in them. You can add a bit of glue to each eyelet before setting for added strength. Available in all sizes and several metals, grommets - also called eyelets - can be found in crafts, hardware, and fabric stores. 1.2 A small hole ornamented with stitching around its edge, used as a form of decoration in embroidery. （刺绣品上的）镶边小圆孔 as modifier the white eyelet duvet Example sentencesExamples Scallop-edged eyelet and smocking provide a summery look, regardless of the season. However, remember to keep your window treatments simple, using either French pleats or eyelets. He spent upwards of forty-five minutes looking for the perfect eyelet sheets that I have always wanted. As she maneuvered her walker to the elevator, I provided a visual description of her tiny room, including the eyelet sheets that had been hung on her window. A tailored bed skirt smartens the bedding ensemble, while windows get dressed for summer year-round with white eyelet curtain panels. 2A small hole or slit in a wall for looking through. （墙上的）窥视孔 Example sentencesExamples That worked great and meant no drilling holes and putting eyelets in drywall screwholes. The tomb itself is almost like a miniature fortress, with sloping crenellated outer walls, complete with eyelets for archery. Synonyms hole, opening, aperture, gap, slit, slot, crevice, chink, crack, perforation, interstice verbeyelets, eyeleting, eyeleted ˈʌɪlɪtˈaɪlət [with object] Make eyelets in (fabric) 在（织物）上打（或开）小孔 her dress is of the whitest fabric, all eyeleted, embroidered, sashed Example sentencesExamples From eyeleting to grommets to accessories, our company can help you with all your eyeleting needs. Your best source for locating eyeleting machines suppliers. Origin Late Middle English oilet, from Old French oillet, diminutive of oil 'eye', from Latin oculus. The change in the first syllable in the 17th century was due to association with eye. Rhymes islet, stylet, twilit Definition of eyelet in US English: eyelet nounˈaɪlətˈīlət 1A small round hole in leather or cloth for threading a lace, string, or rope through. （皮革或布料上供穿绳等用的）小圆孔，孔眼 Example sentencesExamples It's also shaped like a bra so it's easier to get on and off - I hook the eyelets while wearing it backwards and then shift the bra around to get my arms through it. In effect, instead of zigzagging, the lacing path is reflected at each eyelet so that it is straightened out as much as possible. That's in the face of a staggering 51,840 possible lacings for a shoe with just five eyelets on each side, and millions more for shoes with a larger number of eyelet pairs! I would recommend leaving the eyelets for the laces accessible. Well the strap can slip or the eyelet rings can break, and the whole lot hits the floor unless you have lightning reflexes. It turns out, however, that shorter lacings are possible if the lace doesn't have to pass alternately through the eyelets on the left and right side of the shoe. Wrap waxed linen thread through the eyelets twice and tie one knot. After the child laces the ribbon length through the eyelet holes, show him/her how to weave the needle end through the previous stitches on the back. Push an eyelet through the fabric from the motif side; it should fit snugly in the hole. Connect the pieces by tying one piece of elastic string through all eyelets. You can also forgo the stocking stitch, but personally, I prefer not having the eyelets so close to the edge and this way, the edging would echo the sleeve pattern. She wore a blue leotard-style top and baggy indigo jeans rolled up to reveal strong bare ankles thrust into a pair of dusty black canvas shoes with torn eyelets and lagoon-blue laces. Inside the boot's leather-and-nylon shell, an adjustable hook-and-loop heel strap, pulley eyelets, and cord laces snug up the quarter-inch-thick insulated liner. Figure 7 shows an eyelet that is rounded only at its tip to accommodate the suture. For a tighter fit, people with narrow feet should buy shoes with eyelets farther away from the tongue than people with wider feet. A sampler follows a tablecloth onto the table, small white cotton squares on pink linen showing the proper way to handcraft a button hole, an eyelet hole, attach a hook. He specified that the shoelace visit all eyelets and that every eyelet contribute toward pulling the two sides of the shoe together. 1.1 A metal ring used to reinforce an eyelet hole. （加固孔眼用的）镶孔（金属）环 Example sentencesExamples Insert small metal eyelets to avoid rippage of string holes Her shoes feature fish fin eyelets and rope straps. ‘Metal eyelets are very popular in all types of finishes from nickel to gold’ says Michael Nathel, vice president of sales. Chocolate brown velvet coats or trousers were decorated with cream leather flames or different-sized metal eyelets sewn in the shape of big butterflies. Available in all sizes and several metals, grommets - also called eyelets - can be found in crafts, hardware, and fabric stores. Also, my local store oils them and replaces the laces and any damaged eyelets for free. You can add a bit of glue to each eyelet before setting for added strength. Even after Great Northern Industries bought the factory in the mid '60s, local residents could usually find work producing shoe eyelets and other metal there. Metal eyelets, invented in 1828, allowed for very tight lacing. The bodice was black with golden eyelets in which the silky lace lanced through, and it held together a golden evening gown that was low cut and flowed to her heels. And then they went and put metal eyelets in them. 1.2 A small hole ornamented with stitching around its edge, used as a form of decoration in embroidery. （刺绣品上的）镶边小圆孔 Example sentencesExamples As she maneuvered her walker to the elevator, I provided a visual description of her tiny room, including the eyelet sheets that had been hung on her window. Scallop-edged eyelet and smocking provide a summery look, regardless of the season. However, remember to keep your window treatments simple, using either French pleats or eyelets. A tailored bed skirt smartens the bedding ensemble, while windows get dressed for summer year-round with white eyelet curtain panels. He spent upwards of forty-five minutes looking for the perfect eyelet sheets that I have always wanted. 1.3 A small hole or slit in a wall for looking through. （墙上的）窥视孔 Example sentencesExamples That worked great and meant no drilling holes and putting eyelets in drywall screwholes. The tomb itself is almost like a miniature fortress, with sloping crenellated outer walls, complete with eyelets for archery. Synonyms hole, opening, aperture, gap, slit, slot, crevice, chink, crack, perforation, interstice verbˈaɪlətˈīlət [with object] Make eyelets in (fabric). 在（织物）上打（或开）小孔 Example sentencesExamples From eyeleting to grommets to accessories, our company can help you with all your eyeleting needs. Your best source for locating eyeleting machines suppliers. Origin Late Middle English oilet, from Old French oillet, diminutive of oil ‘eye’, from Latin oculus. The change in the first syllable in the 17th century was due to association with eye.
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