lace up

英 [ˈleɪs ʌp]

美 [ˈleɪs ʌp]

用系带束紧; 用鞋带系（鞋）

柯林斯词典

verb

Let me lace it up for you.
我给你系上吧。
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。
The pillow, covered with ticking, and without a case or lace, was laid on the blankets folded up on the foot of the mattress, whose covering was visible, and on which no one was ever to sleep again.
细棉布的枕心，没有枕套也没有花边，放在褥子脚头折叠好了的被套上，垫褥露出了麻布套子，没有人再来睡了。
Shut up and lace up.
甭废话，赶快穿鞋快行动。
The little boy can lace up his shoes.
这个小男孩会系鞋带。
Mother, will you help me lace up my slippers?
妈妈，能帮我系下鞋带吗？
On the other hand, no device will ever be so happy to see you lace up your walking shoes.
不过，从另一方面讲，没有哪个健身器材会在看见你穿上步行鞋后如此高兴。
I help him to lace up his boots.
我帮他系浩揭捉子的鞋带。
Old Phoebe tried on about twenty pairs, and each time the poor guy had to lace one shoe all the way up.
老菲比试了大概二十双鞋，每试一双，那个可怜的家伙就得把鞋上的带子全穿好。
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。