Dictionary entry

Unlace

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈleɪs/

Pronunciation

/ʌnˈleɪs/

Myanmar Meaning

(ဖိနပ်စသည်)ကြိုးဖြေသည်။

Definition

unlace /ʌn'leÇs / v (ဖိနပ္စသည္)ႀကိဳးေျဖသည္။

Examples

  1. ‘Trembling
  2. she unlaced her shoes and laid them on the ground next to her bed.’
  3. ‘Ram unlaced her dress
  4. lifting her so that the woman could pull it over her head.’
  5. ‘His shirt was unlaced
  6. the sleeves rolled up as far as they could go.’
  7. ‘He throws his jacket onto the pile of Stuart's clothes and unlaces his shoes.’
  8. ‘Before they knew it
  9. the skate was already over
  10. and pretty soon
  11. it was just the two of them left in the dressing room
  12. sitting beside each other on a bench and unlacing their skates.’
  13. ‘Jack tied the sash at his waist
  14. and busied himself unlacing his boots.’
  15. ‘Ryder unlaced Kit's boot as gently as possible
  16. before taking it off her foot
  17. along with her sock.’
  18. ‘Zip crouches and unlaces his boots
  19. clumsily shakes them off.’
  20. ‘She could feel Charles fingers unlacing her dress behind her.’
  21. ‘She turned her back to him
  22. ‘Would you unlace my dress?’’
  23. ‘She'd just returned from her job at the plant nursery and was sitting at the table
  24. unlacing her sneakers.’
  25. ‘He unlaced his heavy boots and let them thud onto the floor in a heap.’
  26. ‘She bent down and unlaced her boots
  27. pulling them off.’
  28. ‘She slowly unlaced her boots and pulled them off to stretch her feet.’
  29. ‘Sitting down on the edge of the water
  30. he unlaced his shoes.’
  31. ‘He unlaced his boots and pulled them off
  32. and the wet socks as well.’
  33. ‘She unlaced her boots and kicked them across the room with amusement.’
  34. ‘I've got a rock in my shoe
  35. ’ grumbled Alice
  36. kneeling to unlace her boot and extract the offending pebble.’
  37. ‘Corio slipped his sunglasses into his pocket and started unlacing his boots.’
  38. ‘As Sandy bent over to unlace her running shoes Olivia screeched at her
  39. ‘Are you listening?’’