lace up

英 [ˈleɪs ʌp]

美 [ˈleɪs ʌp]

用系带束紧; 用鞋带系（鞋）

柯林斯词典

verb

This is because these kinds of boots lace up, as well.
这是因为这种靴子绑紧，并且。
Most children learn to lace up their shoes by the time they are old enough to start school.
大部分儿童在他们够上学的年龄时学会系鞋带。
She could not enter the house again, could not be in the same room to which she had with such vain artifice retreated three months ago, to lace up her boot, without recollecting.
她再走进这座房子，走进三个月前她借口系鞋带而枉费心机走进去的那间屋子（译注：见小说第一卷第十章），不由得勾起了回忆。
Let me lace it up for you.
我给你系上吧。
If you don't lace up your shoes, you'll trip over.
假如你不系好鞋带，你会被绊倒的。
I like boots that lace up to the top.
我喜欢鞋带系到顶的靴子。
When it came time to lace up the spikes and race, the runners who had logged the most time training in the low-intensity zone fared the best.
当穿上钉鞋参加比赛时，表现最好的是那些在低强度区训练时间最长的人。
Engineers have designed a shoe that can automatically lace up, adjusting itself to the shape of your foot.
工程师们设计出一款鞋可以自动系鞋带，并可根据脚型自动调节。
The triangular tooth-shaped lace line can be drawn up making use of the triangular tooth edge.
亦可利用三角形齿边，画出三角齿形花边线。
I help him to lace up his boots.
我帮他系浩揭捉子的鞋带。