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Meanings of cleats in English
Footwear worn when playing association football.
Usage of cleats in English
1
Peter jumped to the dock and unwrapped the lines from the cleats.
2
They look heavy and sturdy, with iron cleats for walking in snow.
3
Baseball players' cleats are good for the ground; they aerate it.
4
Fit the cleats as close as possible to the sides of the pot.
5
The top is then put on and fastened with cleats from the inside.
6
They are held in place by means of cleats and screws.
7
She had come up the cleats after him, of that he was sure-
8
For cleats and braces use similar sticks described for board shelf.
9
The slats rest on these cleats and are placed at equal distances apart.
10
Claudius came towards them, holding on by the pins and cleats and benches.
11
He was returning the board to neutral as Charity came up the cleats.
12
You might even go in cleats if nothing's changed by then.
13
I wore the bands, the cleats, and the sunblock to that first practice.
14
There should also be two cleats each for top and bottom.
15
At least they were warm, and I figured they'd be quieter than cleats.
16
Davin Joseph of the Rams wrote the phrase on his cleats.
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