bracket
- noun
- /ˈbrækɪt/
- The carpenter installed a strong bracket to support the heavy shelf on the wall.
- mounting bracket
- support bracket
- aluminum brackets
What if that bracket had crisps behind it?
- What if that bracket had crisps behind it?
- And I looked down and there's that bracket, you know, obviously for my aircraft.
- However, deep cool does include this fan bracket that you can attach.
- Screws, brackets, brass screws, you name it.
- We've got a handle bracket SFX power supply adapter.
Examples
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This bracket is called an L bracket, like the letter L.
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The boards are joined by two aluminum brackets at a 155-degree angle.
Academic text (1994) -
It's actually what holds this bracket in place.
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So the license plate bracket broke off.
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Then we take our new brackets and we put them on.
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So these purple things are steel brackets for building houses.
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Now I can just align the rear area of the fixing brackets and snap them in place.
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I took off for the hardware store to pick up some new brackets for the bookshelves.
Fiction book (1993) -
The new method uses one bracket and two easy-to-access screws, with tabs and slots for added support.
Academic text (2010) -
Engineers installed a cast-iron suction bracket to provide precise alignment between the pump and motor.
Academic text (2000)
Synonyms
A set of metal or clear parts fixed to teeth to make them straight
A frame or support that holds an object for display
A stone or brick support that sticks out from a wall to hold something above it
A strong piece fixed to a wall that sticks out and holds a shelf
A metal or wooden support fixed to a wall that holds up a shelf
A metal L-shaped support used to join two pieces at a right angle
Compounds
A group of people who earn about the same amount of money for tax or benefit rules
- Literature
When inflation raises pay, people move into higher tax bands and pay more tax without getting richer
How Sturdy
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word bracket comes from an old word brac- meaning 'arm', and a bracket is literally a small arm fixed to a wall to support a shelf.