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Meaning brace meaning

What does brace mean?
Definitions in simple English

brace

A brace is a wire fitted in the child's mouth to straighten the teeth.

brace

When you brace for something, you get yourself mentally prepared for it. preparing yourself for something bad that is going to happen. The residents braced themselves for the incoming earthquake by moving to shelters earlier today.

brace

(= steady) support or hold steady and make steadfast, with or as if with a brace brace your elbows while working on the potter's wheel prepare (oneself) for something unpleasant or difficult support by bracing a support that steadies or strengthens something else he wore a brace on his knee elastic straps that hold trousers up (usually used in the plural) a carpenter's tool having a crank handle for turning and a socket to hold a bit for boring a rope on a square-rigged ship that is used to swing a yard about and secure it a structural member used to stiffen a framework an appliance that corrects dental irregularities either of two punctuation marks ({ or }) used to enclose textual material (= pair) a set of two similar things considered as a unit (= stimulate) cause to be alert and energetic Coffee and tea stimulate me This herbal infusion doesn't stimulate (= couple) two items of the same kind

Synonyms brace synonyms

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Conjugation brace conjugation

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brace · verb

Examples brace examples

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Simple sentences

Brace for impact.
Brace yourself.
Tom wore a neck brace for several months after receiving a whiplash injury in a car accident.
Brace for impact!
Tom had to wear a neck brace after Mary pushed him down the stairs.
Now brace yourself.
Brace yourselves for impact.
Tom was wearing a neck brace.
Brace yourselves.

Movie subtitles

Brace and to the patient's left. Very gently on three.
We have all night, so brace yourselves. Nice! Wooh!
Brace that siege tower.
It's none of my business. but I think there's a brace of woodpeckers in the orchestra.
Come on, dear sir, brace up.
Brace up.
Well, brace up now, Thunderer.
We just found a split in the main brace, Captain.
A split in what main brace?
Yes, I was having a brace put on my teeth.
Maureen sent us a brace from Scotland.
Personally I prefer a brace of spanking horses and a good carriage.
Now, brace up.
Splice the main-brace, Mr. Morgan.
It's a pity I didn't know you were coming, I would have provided a brace of pheasants.
The air will brace me up.
Brace yourself, Baron Holenia.
Brace yourself.
It's natural of course, brace yourself.
Brace around the foremain yard!
And brace yourself.
Sit down and brace yourself. Listen. Forget about the bottle.
It's a brace to make my teeth straight.
Well now, brace yourself man, brace yourself.
Yes, I was having a brace put on my teeth. Where were you?
Brace yourdelf and dqueeze.
We made reservations and wired Uncle George to brace himself for a niece.
Weather main brace! Weather yards!
Brace yourself, man. Brace yourself.
Brace yourself, man.

News and current affairs

In traditional Western European markets, health officials should brace for a rise in the number of deaths from drug overdoses, as this year's bumper opium crop will lead to higher-purity doses of heroin.
Given the improbability of such an outcome, Europeans must brace themselves for another bout of political and legal turmoil.
Either we put a meaningful cap on the size of our largest financial firms, or we must brace ourselves for the debt-fueled economic explosion to come.
Europeans should brace themselves for what is coming.
They will have to brace themselves for an extensive period of diminished expectations that will last much longer than the next economic boom, and that will require substantial structural changes in the US economy.

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