shod

UK //ʃɒd//US //ʃɑːd//

词源

源自古英语scōd，是scōn（shoe的过去式）的变体，与荷兰语schoeien和德语beschuhen同源。

❶ 指穿着鞋子的状态，通常用于描述人或动物脚上穿着鞋的情况。

“The horse was shod with iron horseshoes.”

（这匹马钉着铁马掌。）

“All the children were properly shod for the hiking trip.”

（所有孩子都为远足穿好了合适的鞋子。）

同义词:shoed, footwear-clad, booted

❶ 为动物（尤指马）钉蹄铁的行为，是shoe的过去式和过去分词形式。

“The blacksmith shod the horse yesterday afternoon.”

（铁匠昨天下午给这匹马钉了蹄铁。）

“Have you ever shod a donkey before?”

（你以前给驴子钉过蹄铁吗？）

同义词:shoed, fitted with shoes, horseshoed

ill-shod — 形容穿着不合适的或质量差的鞋子，通常会导致不适或行动不便。

“The refugees were ill-shod for the long journey through the mountains.”

（难民们穿着不适合长途跋涉的鞋子穿越山区。）

well-shod — 形容穿着合适或高质量的鞋子，强调舒适性和保护性。

“The hikers were well-shod with waterproof boots for the rainy expedition.”