lanyard
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4.4
- noun
- /ˈlæn.jərd/
:
cordón
- The teacher showed us how to wear our ID badge on a lanyard to keep it visible.
- lanyard around its neck
- lanyard with a badge
- lanyard around my wrist
Because when it's transgender day, if you don't wear the pink, blue and white lanyard to show your support, you're marked out.
- Because when it's transgender day, if you don't wear the pink, blue and white lanyard to show your support, you're marked out.
- Like what was the press with this little lanyard?
- It's this is a chain or a lanyard.
- We have the tech town welcome bundle, which includes tech town mug pin lanyard and you get an exclusive welcome from manager Rowan.
- We have the tech town welcome bundle, which includes tech town mug pen lanyard and you get an exclusive welcome from manager Rowan.
- She had a phone with like a lanyard and I was like, if she's a stylist, that must mean it's cool.
Examples
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A wrist lanyard is the most convenient method, but it can also be attached to the sam-board.
Academic text (1994) -
We've got a little blue lanyard to match and we have a USB C cable to charge.
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So I have my lanyard and now I can do my work, right?
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And and so the first day we show up and everybody had name tags, but they were those lanyard name tags.
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Mother, I can't find my lanyard for work.
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And the new idea is an ID card on a lanyard with AQR code on it.
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You can find boxes of lanyard straps at most office supply stores.
Blog text (6) -
It's easy to carry, either with the curved handles that are built into both ends or with an included lanyard.
Blog text (21) -
Donning my VIP lanyard!
Blog text (2) -
"Holding her identification card around her neck is her "bling" -- a lanyard bedazzled with faux jewels in red, white, and blue that's a souvenir from a Democratic National Convention.
Blog text (14)
Synonyms
A cord worn around the neck, shoulder or wrist to carry a small item like a badge
A short ribbon worn around the neck to hold a medal
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lanyard comes from an old French word lanière meaning 'strap' and from Latin linea meaning 'line'. So, a lanyard is like a small 'line' or strap you wear around your neck to carry an ID, keys, or other small items.