Definition of lanyard in English:

lanyard

(also laniard)

noun ˈlanjədˈlænjərd

1A rope used to secure or raise and lower something such as the shrouds and sails of a sailing ship or a flag on a flagpole.
（用于固定、升起或降下帆船遮布或帆的）收紧索，绞收索，张紧索；（旗杆上固定、升起或降下旗子的）升降索
Example sentencesExamples
- As the engine was lowered, the lanyard had actuated a valve that drove the hoist to its stowed position.
- Little things like checking on the lanyards or the boat insurance can keep you young and happy in spirit.
- As with the cap, the loop is fairly flexible but after some tugging and pulling with the lanyard in place, the loop never tore.
- When using vertical lifelines, use a lanyard 2 or 3 feet shorter than the standard 6 feet.
- The other three laughed and got the lanyards rigged up.
- But this action put tension on the parachute lanyard, allowing the rotor downwash to partly inflate the chute.
- The number two person ran the lanyards, swayed the munitions, and installed impulse carts in all the loaded stations.
- The lanyard is held snug by the elasticity of the cord and by an adjustable slide consisting of interlocking O-rings.
1. 1.1 A cord passed round the neck, shoulder, or wrist for holding a knife, whistle, or similar object.
  挂带，系带
  Example sentencesExamples
  Readers with even sharper eyes spotted the buttons of his jacket were on the left; his lanyard was on the left; his beret badge was on the right, and the trooper beside him had her name-tag on the wrong side.
  She unsnapped the lanyard from around her neck and slid her school ID in between the door and its frame.
  Just throw the included lanyard around your neck and take a walk.
  This year in San Diego, a lot of people were wearing badges that were not clipped-on or pinned but were instead on a little lanyard around their necks.
  Scattered about the room were t-shirts, lanyards, business cards, and various other samples of printed materials.
  The lanyard is designed to secure small objects, such as badges, keys, cell phones, and other small items.
  Now, perhaps, we won't even be able to keep them in our inside pockets, but should keep them strung on a lanyard around our necks where they can be seen by both the police marksmen and the potential muggers who would steal them.
  Those lanyards are for keeping them safe - just loop them around your wrist.
  The gadget can be worn with a belt clip or a lanyard.
  In addition to wearing a lanyard around the neck, it is not unusual to see lanyards attached to the wrist, waist, backpacks, and others.
  They gave me a lovely nametag and lanyard and then turned me loose in the gaming room.
  Several models come packaged with a handy lanyard.
  I was given a lanyard and told to wear my credentials at all times.
  I looked first at the camera, saved by the lanyard round my wrist.
  Each lanyard had a picture and seemed to be an ID of some kind.
  These five ounces also includes four ‘AA’ batteries and a lanyard!
  He had a lanyard around his neck with laminated tags on it.
  This promotional lanyard is an ideal marketing device to promote the business, or event.
  I walked out the door swinging my lanyard and smiling.
  I think that the most basic lanyard is a simple blank metal ball chain.

Origin

Late Middle English lanyer, in the general sense 'a short length of rope for securing something', from Old French laniere. The change in the ending in the 17th century was due to association with yard¹.

Rhymes

Spaniard

Definition of lanyard in US English:

lanyard

nounˈlanyərdˈlænjərd

1A rope threaded through a pair of deadeyes, used to adjust the tension in the rigging of a sailing vessel.
Example sentencesExamples
- The lanyard is held snug by the elasticity of the cord and by an adjustable slide consisting of interlocking O-rings.
- As the engine was lowered, the lanyard had actuated a valve that drove the hoist to its stowed position.
- When using vertical lifelines, use a lanyard 2 or 3 feet shorter than the standard 6 feet.
- But this action put tension on the parachute lanyard, allowing the rotor downwash to partly inflate the chute.
- The other three laughed and got the lanyards rigged up.
- As with the cap, the loop is fairly flexible but after some tugging and pulling with the lanyard in place, the loop never tore.
- Little things like checking on the lanyards or the boat insurance can keep you young and happy in spirit.
- The number two person ran the lanyards, swayed the munitions, and installed impulse carts in all the loaded stations.
1. 1.1 A cord passed around the neck, shoulder, or wrist for holding a knife, whistle, or similar object.
  挂带，系带
  Example sentencesExamples
  The lanyard is designed to secure small objects, such as badges, keys, cell phones, and other small items.
  Each lanyard had a picture and seemed to be an ID of some kind.
  This year in San Diego, a lot of people were wearing badges that were not clipped-on or pinned but were instead on a little lanyard around their necks.
  They gave me a lovely nametag and lanyard and then turned me loose in the gaming room.
  Readers with even sharper eyes spotted the buttons of his jacket were on the left; his lanyard was on the left; his beret badge was on the right, and the trooper beside him had her name-tag on the wrong side.
  I looked first at the camera, saved by the lanyard round my wrist.
  Those lanyards are for keeping them safe - just loop them around your wrist.
  She unsnapped the lanyard from around her neck and slid her school ID in between the door and its frame.
  He had a lanyard around his neck with laminated tags on it.
  Just throw the included lanyard around your neck and take a walk.
  In addition to wearing a lanyard around the neck, it is not unusual to see lanyards attached to the wrist, waist, backpacks, and others.
  I think that the most basic lanyard is a simple blank metal ball chain.
  Now, perhaps, we won't even be able to keep them in our inside pockets, but should keep them strung on a lanyard around our necks where they can be seen by both the police marksmen and the potential muggers who would steal them.
  This promotional lanyard is an ideal marketing device to promote the business, or event.
  I was given a lanyard and told to wear my credentials at all times.
  These five ounces also includes four ‘AA’ batteries and a lanyard!
  The gadget can be worn with a belt clip or a lanyard.
  I walked out the door swinging my lanyard and smiling.
  Several models come packaged with a handy lanyard.
  Scattered about the room were t-shirts, lanyards, business cards, and various other samples of printed materials.

Origin

Late Middle English lanyer, in the general sense ‘a short length of rope for securing something’, from Old French laniere. The change in the ending in the 17th century was due to association with yard.

单词	lanyard
释义	Definition of lanyard in English: lanyard (also laniard) noun ˈlanjədˈlænjərd 1A rope used to secure or raise and lower something such as the shrouds and sails of a sailing ship or a flag on a flagpole. （用于固定、升起或降下帆船遮布或帆的）收紧索，绞收索，张紧索；（旗杆上固定、升起或降下旗子的）升降索 Example sentencesExamples As the engine was lowered, the lanyard had actuated a valve that drove the hoist to its stowed position. Little things like checking on the lanyards or the boat insurance can keep you young and happy in spirit. As with the cap, the loop is fairly flexible but after some tugging and pulling with the lanyard in place, the loop never tore. When using vertical lifelines, use a lanyard 2 or 3 feet shorter than the standard 6 feet. The other three laughed and got the lanyards rigged up. But this action put tension on the parachute lanyard, allowing the rotor downwash to partly inflate the chute. The number two person ran the lanyards, swayed the munitions, and installed impulse carts in all the loaded stations. The lanyard is held snug by the elasticity of the cord and by an adjustable slide consisting of interlocking O-rings. 1.1 A cord passed round the neck, shoulder, or wrist for holding a knife, whistle, or similar object. 挂带，系带 Example sentencesExamples Readers with even sharper eyes spotted the buttons of his jacket were on the left; his lanyard was on the left; his beret badge was on the right, and the trooper beside him had her name-tag on the wrong side. She unsnapped the lanyard from around her neck and slid her school ID in between the door and its frame. Just throw the included lanyard around your neck and take a walk. This year in San Diego, a lot of people were wearing badges that were not clipped-on or pinned but were instead on a little lanyard around their necks. Scattered about the room were t-shirts, lanyards, business cards, and various other samples of printed materials. The lanyard is designed to secure small objects, such as badges, keys, cell phones, and other small items. Now, perhaps, we won't even be able to keep them in our inside pockets, but should keep them strung on a lanyard around our necks where they can be seen by both the police marksmen and the potential muggers who would steal them. Those lanyards are for keeping them safe - just loop them around your wrist. The gadget can be worn with a belt clip or a lanyard. In addition to wearing a lanyard around the neck, it is not unusual to see lanyards attached to the wrist, waist, backpacks, and others. They gave me a lovely nametag and lanyard and then turned me loose in the gaming room. Several models come packaged with a handy lanyard. I was given a lanyard and told to wear my credentials at all times. I looked first at the camera, saved by the lanyard round my wrist. Each lanyard had a picture and seemed to be an ID of some kind. These five ounces also includes four ‘AA’ batteries and a lanyard! He had a lanyard around his neck with laminated tags on it. This promotional lanyard is an ideal marketing device to promote the business, or event. I walked out the door swinging my lanyard and smiling. I think that the most basic lanyard is a simple blank metal ball chain. Origin Late Middle English lanyer, in the general sense 'a short length of rope for securing something', from Old French laniere. The change in the ending in the 17th century was due to association with yard¹. Rhymes Spaniard Definition of lanyard in US English: lanyard nounˈlanyərdˈlænjərd 1A rope threaded through a pair of deadeyes, used to adjust the tension in the rigging of a sailing vessel. Example sentencesExamples The lanyard is held snug by the elasticity of the cord and by an adjustable slide consisting of interlocking O-rings. As the engine was lowered, the lanyard had actuated a valve that drove the hoist to its stowed position. When using vertical lifelines, use a lanyard 2 or 3 feet shorter than the standard 6 feet. But this action put tension on the parachute lanyard, allowing the rotor downwash to partly inflate the chute. The other three laughed and got the lanyards rigged up. As with the cap, the loop is fairly flexible but after some tugging and pulling with the lanyard in place, the loop never tore. Little things like checking on the lanyards or the boat insurance can keep you young and happy in spirit. The number two person ran the lanyards, swayed the munitions, and installed impulse carts in all the loaded stations. 1.1 A cord passed around the neck, shoulder, or wrist for holding a knife, whistle, or similar object. 挂带，系带 Example sentencesExamples The lanyard is designed to secure small objects, such as badges, keys, cell phones, and other small items. Each lanyard had a picture and seemed to be an ID of some kind. This year in San Diego, a lot of people were wearing badges that were not clipped-on or pinned but were instead on a little lanyard around their necks. They gave me a lovely nametag and lanyard and then turned me loose in the gaming room. Readers with even sharper eyes spotted the buttons of his jacket were on the left; his lanyard was on the left; his beret badge was on the right, and the trooper beside him had her name-tag on the wrong side. I looked first at the camera, saved by the lanyard round my wrist. Those lanyards are for keeping them safe - just loop them around your wrist. She unsnapped the lanyard from around her neck and slid her school ID in between the door and its frame. He had a lanyard around his neck with laminated tags on it. Just throw the included lanyard around your neck and take a walk. In addition to wearing a lanyard around the neck, it is not unusual to see lanyards attached to the wrist, waist, backpacks, and others. I think that the most basic lanyard is a simple blank metal ball chain. Now, perhaps, we won't even be able to keep them in our inside pockets, but should keep them strung on a lanyard around our necks where they can be seen by both the police marksmen and the potential muggers who would steal them. This promotional lanyard is an ideal marketing device to promote the business, or event. I was given a lanyard and told to wear my credentials at all times. These five ounces also includes four ‘AA’ batteries and a lanyard! The gadget can be worn with a belt clip or a lanyard. I walked out the door swinging my lanyard and smiling. Several models come packaged with a handy lanyard. Scattered about the room were t-shirts, lanyards, business cards, and various other samples of printed materials. Origin Late Middle English lanyer, in the general sense ‘a short length of rope for securing something’, from Old French laniere. The change in the ending in the 17th century was due to association with yard.
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