braid

UK:  [breɪd]

US:  [breɪd]

第三人称单数：braids  现在分词：braiding  过去式：braided  

v.

1.编织；把…编成辫子；给…镶穗带

n.

1.辫子；穗带；发辫

1 . Some postulated how much fun it might be to brush or braid the fur covering the entire form, particularly if it grew long enough.
有些人还设想将覆盖在整个身上的毛发编织起来会多有趣，尤其长得够长时。

2 . Also corresponding to each braid is a very complicated matrix, the result of combining all the individual matrices of every anyon exchange.
此外，每条绞辫还会对应到一个非常复杂的矩阵，这个矩阵是每次任意子交换所对应的矩阵的总和。

3 . Administrators told him he would have to wear his hair in one long braid, tucked into the back of his shirt at all times.
学校主管让他必须把头发扎成长辫子，时刻塞在衬衫里。

4 . He even did not show his displeasure when his family members put a fake braid on his head.
他没有反对，甚至对家里人给他戴假辫子，也没有表示特别的不快。

5 . Not with her feet fondled to death, but dead the old-fashioned way, with a hollow-point bullet to the back of her perfect French braid.
不是因为脚被爱抚至死，而是那老式的死法，在她后脑勺精致的法式辫上有一个子弹孔。