Braces In British English at Peter Chavez blog

Braces In British English. uk (us suspenders) a pair of straps that hold up a pair of trousers, which are attached to the waist of the trousers and stretch over. while many think suspenders and braces are interchangeable terms, in british english, braces refer to what americans call suspenders. conversely, suspenders in british terms refer to a garter belt, used to hold up stockings. in british english, braces can refer to a pair of straps worn over the shoulders for holding up the trousers. Braces / ˈbreɪsɪz / noun braces are a pair of straps that you wear over your shoulders to prevent your trousers from falling down. for the brits, braces can also refer to suspenders, as in straps that hold up trousers. Uk (us suspenders) a pair of straps that hold up a pair of trousers, which are attached to the. uk / breɪsɪz/ add to word list. Both of these meanings can be traced back to the old french word brace or braz, meaning “arms,” and its verb form bracier meaning “to embrace or to render firmly or steady by tensing.” the meaning of brace here is probably to put on a brace, and a brace is one side of a pair of braces (british english) or suspenders (american. uk (us suspenders) a pair of narrow straps that stretch from the front of the trousers over your shoulders to the back to hold.

uk (us suspenders) a pair of straps that hold up a pair of trousers, which are attached to the waist of the trousers and stretch over. while many think suspenders and braces are interchangeable terms, in british english, braces refer to what americans call suspenders. conversely, suspenders in british terms refer to a garter belt, used to hold up stockings. the meaning of brace here is probably to put on a brace, and a brace is one side of a pair of braces (british english) or suspenders (american. for the brits, braces can also refer to suspenders, as in straps that hold up trousers. Braces / ˈbreɪsɪz / noun braces are a pair of straps that you wear over your shoulders to prevent your trousers from falling down. uk (us suspenders) a pair of narrow straps that stretch from the front of the trousers over your shoulders to the back to hold. Uk (us suspenders) a pair of straps that hold up a pair of trousers, which are attached to the. Both of these meanings can be traced back to the old french word brace or braz, meaning “arms,” and its verb form bracier meaning “to embrace or to render firmly or steady by tensing.” uk / breɪsɪz/ add to word list. in british english, braces can refer to a pair of straps worn over the shoulders for holding up the trousers.

Classic English Braces Redmayne 1860

Braces In British English Both of these meanings can be traced back to the old french word brace or braz, meaning “arms,” and its verb form bracier meaning “to embrace or to render firmly or steady by tensing.” uk (us suspenders) a pair of narrow straps that stretch from the front of the trousers over your shoulders to the back to hold. Braces / ˈbreɪsɪz / noun braces are a pair of straps that you wear over your shoulders to prevent your trousers from falling down. the meaning of brace here is probably to put on a brace, and a brace is one side of a pair of braces (british english) or suspenders (american. Both of these meanings can be traced back to the old french word brace or braz, meaning “arms,” and its verb form bracier meaning “to embrace or to render firmly or steady by tensing.” uk (us suspenders) a pair of straps that hold up a pair of trousers, which are attached to the waist of the trousers and stretch over. Uk (us suspenders) a pair of straps that hold up a pair of trousers, which are attached to the. for the brits, braces can also refer to suspenders, as in straps that hold up trousers. in british english, braces can refer to a pair of straps worn over the shoulders for holding up the trousers. uk / breɪsɪz/ add to word list. while many think suspenders and braces are interchangeable terms, in british english, braces refer to what americans call suspenders. conversely, suspenders in british terms refer to a garter belt, used to hold up stockings.