shackle是什么意思音标:英 ['ʃækl]美 [ˈʃækəl]

n. 桎梏, 束缚物
vt. 加枷锁, 束缚

n. a restraint that confines or restricts freedom (especially something used to tie down or restrain a prisoner)
n. a U-shaped bar; the open end can be passed through chain pnks and closed with a bar

shackle的用法和例句：

1.Both of her arms are shackled, both of her legs are shackled, with leg irons.

她的双手被上铐 双脚被用脚链

2.that his shackles were silence, and his were comfort.

他的手铐代表沉默 而他的却是舒适

3.They have been freed from the shackles of their sins.

她们已从罪孽的桎梏中 被解放出来了

4.Blades, hammer and punch for the shackles.

这是刀 锤子和开镣铐的打孔器

5.Put her in shackles so she causes no harm.

把她锁起来 省得她惹事

6.the first shackle we have to throw off is shame.

首先要丢开的 是我们的羞耻感

7.She's also the reason I'm shackled to this chair.

她也是我拷在这椅子上的原因

8.And now he's shackled in some federal dungeon.

而现在他被囚禁在政府大牢里

9.I could help so many, yet you've shackled me.

我可以幫很多人 但 你限制了我

10.So you wanted to break your shackles, be reborn.

所以你想打破枷锁 浴火重生