Definition of brad in English:

brad

noun bradbræd

A nail of rectangular cross section with a flat tip and a small, typically asymmetrical head.
角钉，平头型钉；无头钉；曲头钉
Example sentencesExamples
- To attach the two outer frames to one another, I nailed brads through a 1-inch wood block that I had placed between the frames on the inside perimeter.
- Attach plywood with panel adhesive and brads and sand it flush with front edge.
- Attach the flower to the bottom left with a brad.
- Use a handsaw and miter box to cut four pieces of L-shaped edge molding to fit around the canvas; secure the molding by hammering several brads through the back of it and into the wood frame holding the canvas.
- To finish the piece, I positioned the calendar over the face of the first frame and attached it at the top and bottom using 3/8-inch brass brads so the pages could be flipped easily.
- Attach the center dial to the calculator with a brad or thumbtack.
- After the counter is installed on top of the cabinet, the wood strip is attached to the front edge of the counter using glue and small, air-driven brads.
- If you've taught in a classroom, you're probably familiar with the concept, but must still admire the inexpensive and extensive sets that only need scissors, glue, and brads to put together.
- Cut the vellum in half, and attach each piece to the body with brads.
- His son, Daniel Bisbee, Jr., bought a mill on Second Brook where he made tacks and brads in partnership with Henry Soule.
- I used staples at the top and bottom before face nailing two brads through each short rail of the front and back face frames (into the side frames).
- The mitered corners are glued and nailed together with 1-in. brads.
- Galvanized brads are great if using an air or electric hammer.
- Almost all the squares are tacked to the wall at three corners with tiny brads; a fourth nail was evidently inserted and then removed, leaving a telltale hole.
- All joints must be glued and the trim fastened with brads, preferably using pneumatic nailers, which leave very small fastener holes.
- Nails range from the smallest, thinnest brads to large, weighty spikes.
- Trim was attached with carpenter's glue and brads.
- Drive 5/8-in. brads through the plywood into the cleats.
- These were cut to a 3-inch outside measurement and attached from below with glue and brads.
- Also, brads from a nail gun become almost invisible when nailed.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old Norse broddr 'spike'.

Definition of brad in US English:

brad

nounbradbræd

A small wire nail with a small, often asymmetrical head.
Example sentencesExamples
- Trim was attached with carpenter's glue and brads.
- Almost all the squares are tacked to the wall at three corners with tiny brads; a fourth nail was evidently inserted and then removed, leaving a telltale hole.
- To attach the two outer frames to one another, I nailed brads through a 1-inch wood block that I had placed between the frames on the inside perimeter.
- Drive 5/8-in. brads through the plywood into the cleats.
- After the counter is installed on top of the cabinet, the wood strip is attached to the front edge of the counter using glue and small, air-driven brads.
- Use a handsaw and miter box to cut four pieces of L-shaped edge molding to fit around the canvas; secure the molding by hammering several brads through the back of it and into the wood frame holding the canvas.
- All joints must be glued and the trim fastened with brads, preferably using pneumatic nailers, which leave very small fastener holes.
- Attach the flower to the bottom left with a brad.
- Nails range from the smallest, thinnest brads to large, weighty spikes.
- The mitered corners are glued and nailed together with 1-in. brads.
- His son, Daniel Bisbee, Jr., bought a mill on Second Brook where he made tacks and brads in partnership with Henry Soule.
- If you've taught in a classroom, you're probably familiar with the concept, but must still admire the inexpensive and extensive sets that only need scissors, glue, and brads to put together.
- Galvanized brads are great if using an air or electric hammer.
- These were cut to a 3-inch outside measurement and attached from below with glue and brads.
- Attach plywood with panel adhesive and brads and sand it flush with front edge.
- Also, brads from a nail gun become almost invisible when nailed.
- Attach the center dial to the calculator with a brad or thumbtack.
- I used staples at the top and bottom before face nailing two brads through each short rail of the front and back face frames (into the side frames).
- Cut the vellum in half, and attach each piece to the body with brads.
- To finish the piece, I positioned the calendar over the face of the first frame and attached it at the top and bottom using 3/8-inch brass brads so the pages could be flipped easily.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old Norse broddr ‘spike’.

单词	brad
释义	Definition of brad in English: brad noun bradbræd A nail of rectangular cross section with a flat tip and a small, typically asymmetrical head. 角钉，平头型钉；无头钉；曲头钉 Example sentencesExamples To attach the two outer frames to one another, I nailed brads through a 1-inch wood block that I had placed between the frames on the inside perimeter. Attach plywood with panel adhesive and brads and sand it flush with front edge. Attach the flower to the bottom left with a brad. Use a handsaw and miter box to cut four pieces of L-shaped edge molding to fit around the canvas; secure the molding by hammering several brads through the back of it and into the wood frame holding the canvas. To finish the piece, I positioned the calendar over the face of the first frame and attached it at the top and bottom using 3/8-inch brass brads so the pages could be flipped easily. Attach the center dial to the calculator with a brad or thumbtack. After the counter is installed on top of the cabinet, the wood strip is attached to the front edge of the counter using glue and small, air-driven brads. If you've taught in a classroom, you're probably familiar with the concept, but must still admire the inexpensive and extensive sets that only need scissors, glue, and brads to put together. Cut the vellum in half, and attach each piece to the body with brads. His son, Daniel Bisbee, Jr., bought a mill on Second Brook where he made tacks and brads in partnership with Henry Soule. I used staples at the top and bottom before face nailing two brads through each short rail of the front and back face frames (into the side frames). The mitered corners are glued and nailed together with 1-in. brads. Galvanized brads are great if using an air or electric hammer. Almost all the squares are tacked to the wall at three corners with tiny brads; a fourth nail was evidently inserted and then removed, leaving a telltale hole. All joints must be glued and the trim fastened with brads, preferably using pneumatic nailers, which leave very small fastener holes. Nails range from the smallest, thinnest brads to large, weighty spikes. Trim was attached with carpenter's glue and brads. Drive 5/8-in. brads through the plywood into the cleats. These were cut to a 3-inch outside measurement and attached from below with glue and brads. Also, brads from a nail gun become almost invisible when nailed. Origin Late Middle English: from Old Norse broddr 'spike'. Definition of brad in US English: brad nounbradbræd A small wire nail with a small, often asymmetrical head. Example sentencesExamples Trim was attached with carpenter's glue and brads. Almost all the squares are tacked to the wall at three corners with tiny brads; a fourth nail was evidently inserted and then removed, leaving a telltale hole. To attach the two outer frames to one another, I nailed brads through a 1-inch wood block that I had placed between the frames on the inside perimeter. Drive 5/8-in. brads through the plywood into the cleats. After the counter is installed on top of the cabinet, the wood strip is attached to the front edge of the counter using glue and small, air-driven brads. Use a handsaw and miter box to cut four pieces of L-shaped edge molding to fit around the canvas; secure the molding by hammering several brads through the back of it and into the wood frame holding the canvas. All joints must be glued and the trim fastened with brads, preferably using pneumatic nailers, which leave very small fastener holes. Attach the flower to the bottom left with a brad. Nails range from the smallest, thinnest brads to large, weighty spikes. The mitered corners are glued and nailed together with 1-in. brads. His son, Daniel Bisbee, Jr., bought a mill on Second Brook where he made tacks and brads in partnership with Henry Soule. If you've taught in a classroom, you're probably familiar with the concept, but must still admire the inexpensive and extensive sets that only need scissors, glue, and brads to put together. Galvanized brads are great if using an air or electric hammer. These were cut to a 3-inch outside measurement and attached from below with glue and brads. Attach plywood with panel adhesive and brads and sand it flush with front edge. Also, brads from a nail gun become almost invisible when nailed. Attach the center dial to the calculator with a brad or thumbtack. I used staples at the top and bottom before face nailing two brads through each short rail of the front and back face frames (into the side frames). Cut the vellum in half, and attach each piece to the body with brads. To finish the piece, I positioned the calendar over the face of the first frame and attached it at the top and bottom using 3/8-inch brass brads so the pages could be flipped easily. Origin Late Middle English: from Old Norse broddr ‘spike’.
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