Definition
Definition of girded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
readyDated prepared for action or conflictDated
- The soldiers were girded for battle.
2.
beltedDated encircled with a belt or bandDated
- The knight was girded with a shining sword.
Origin of girded
Old English, gyrdan (encircle)
Examples of girded in a sentence
She was girded with determination to face the challenges ahead. The ancient statue was girded with a bronze sash. The waist of the dress was girded with a silk ribbon.
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- French:prêt, ceinturé, ...
- German:bereit, umgürtet, ...
- Italian:preparato, cinto, ...
- Spanish:listo, cintado, ...
- Portuguese:preparado, cingido, ...
- Chinese:准备好, 束以带环绕的, ...
- Japanese:準備ができた, ベルトで囲まれた, ...
- Arabic:مستعد, مَشْدُود بِحِزَام, ...
- Hebrew:מֻכָן, אָזוּר, ...
- Russian:готовый, опоясанный, ...
- Ukrainian:готовий, підперезаний, ...
- Hindi:तैयार, पट्टे से घिरा हुआ, ...
Definition of gird - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
preparationintr. Rare prepare oneself for an actionintr. Rare
- She girded herself for the upcoming exam.
2.
bindingtr. Rare bind with a flexible rope or cordtr. Rare
- He girded the package with twine.
Noun
1.
painDated severe spasm or pangDated
- She felt a gird in her side after running.
2.
toysDated hoop, especially a child's hoopDated
- The child played with a gird in the yard.
Images of gird
hoop, especially a child's hoop
Expressions with gird
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prepare oneself for a difficult task
She girded for the upcoming exam with intense study.
prepare oneself for a confrontation or challenge
She girded for a fight with her competitors.
prepare mentally for a difficult task
She girded herself for the challenging exam.
prepare mentally for a difficult task
She girded herself up for the final exam.
prepare oneself for a difficult task
He girded his loins for the upcoming debate.
prepare oneself for something difficult
She girded up her loins for the challenging exam ahead.
Origin of gird
Old English, gyrdan (to encircle)
Examples of gird in a sentence
They girded for the challenges of the new project. She girded her waist with a leather belt. The workers girded the barrels with strong ropes. A sudden gird gripped him during the meeting. The gird in her chest was alarming and unexpected. In the old game, children would roll a gird down the street.
The museum displayed an antique gird as part of the toy exhibit.
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- French:se préparer, crampe, ...
- German:sich rüsten, Krampf, ...
- Italian:prepararsi, fitta, ...
- Spanish:prepararse, calambre, ...
- Portuguese:preparar-se, pontada, ...
- Chinese:做好准备, 剧痛, ...
- Japanese:備える, 激痛, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَعَدَّ, تَشَنُّج حَادّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְכּוֹנֵן, כְּאֵב חָד, ...
- Russian:готовиться, спазм, ...
- Ukrainian:підготуватися, сильний біль, ...
- Hindi:तैयार करना, गिर्ड, ...
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