braid
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /breɪd/
Forms: braids, braided
braid means: To cross lengths of hair, string, or similar material over each other to make one joined length.
verb
To cross lengths of hair, string, or similar material over each other to make one joined length.
- Can you braid my hair?
- She braided three ribbons together.
- He learned to braid leather cords into bracelets.
noun
Lengths of hair or other material crossed over each other to form one length, often for decoration.
- Her hair was in a long braid.
- He tied the rope with a small braid.
- The jacket had gold braid around the sleeves.
Questions about braid
What does braid mean?
To cross lengths of hair, string, or similar material over each other to make one joined length.
What is braid in other languages?
Türkçe: örmek · Español: trenzar · Français: tresser · Deutsch: flechten · Italiano: intrecciare · 日本語: 編む
How do you pronounce braid?
It is pronounced /breɪd/.
How do you use braid in a sentence?
Can you braid my hair? She braided three ribbons together.
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