horseshoes

英 [ˈhɔːʃʃuːz]

美 [ˈhɔrˌsʃuz]

n. 马蹄铁，马掌(常用来象征好运); 马蹄铁形物
horseshoe的复数

柯林斯词典

马蹄铁;马掌
Ahorseshoeis a piece of metal shaped like a U, which is fixed with nails to the bottom of a horse's foot in order to protect it.
(尤指婚礼上用的）马蹄铁吉祥物
Ahorseshoeis an object in the shape of a horseshoe which is used as a symbol of good luck, especially at a wedding.

noun

a game in which iron rings (or open iron rings) are thrown at a stake in the ground in the hope of encircling it
Synonym:quoits

All the horses must be shod with new horseshoes for the show.
为了演出，所有的马都必须钉上马蹄铁。
Many games activities are planned, including horseshoes
许多游戏活动计划，包括马蹄
My great-grandfather made horseshoes and nails and what have you.
我曾祖父打制马掌、铁钉等诸如此类的东西。
Almost everyone has seen horse-shoe magnets so-called because they are shaped like horseshoes.
几乎每个人都见到过马蹄形磁铁&之所以这样叫它是因为它们的形状象马蹄形。
A blacksmith forges horseshoes out of iron.
铁匠用铁锻造马的蹄铁。
Horseshoes are made in a forge.
马蹄铁是在锻造厂打出来的。
An open ring of iron used in playing the game of horseshoes.
做马蹄铁游戏时用的开放的铁环。
In the west, rabbit's feet are considered lucky, as are horseshoes and any penny you find by accident.
在西方，兔子脚被视为幸运的象征，马蹄铁和你无意中发现的一分钱铜币也是一样。
A blacksmith-a man who makes horseshoes and other items from metal& was at that time quite an important part of the community.
铁匠，也就是制作马蹄铁和其他金属用品的人，那个时候在当地是相当重要的人物。
A game in which quoits or horseshoes are thrown at a stake in the ground in the hope of encircling it.
一种游戏其中铁环或马蹄铁被扔向地上的一个目标希望围绕它一圈。