handcuff

UK
/ˈhænd.kʌf/
US
/ˈhænd.kʌf/
handcuffnoun
handcuffs
pl
UK
/ˈhænd.kʌf/
US
/ˈhænd.kʌf/
Translations
The police officer placed the suspect in handcuffs.
Полицейский надел на подозреваемого наручники.
Definitions
A pair of lockable linked metal rings for securing a prisoner's wrists.
The police officer placed the handcuffs on the suspect's wrists.
handcuffverb
handcuffed
Past Simple
handcuffed
Past Participle
handcuffing
Gerund
UK
/ˈhænd.kʌf/
US
/ˈhænd.kʌf/
Translations
заковыватьОбычно употребляется с дополнением «в наручники».
The police officer handcuffed the suspect before escorting him to the patrol car.
Полицейский заковал подозреваемого в наручники перед тем, как проводить его к патрульной машине.
Additional translations
сковыватьПереносно; также о физическом сдерживании.
ограничиватьПереносно; о свободе действий, возможностях и т. п.
Definitions
To restrain someone by fastening their wrists together with handcuffs.
The police officer handcuffed the suspect before escorting him to the patrol car.
(figurative) To hinder or restrict the progress, action, or freedom of; to impede or constrain.
Strict regulations have handcuffed small businesses trying to innovate.
handcuffadjective
Attributive use in compounds such as “handcuff key”, qualifying another noun.
Translations
Additional translations
наручниковыйРедко; атрибутивное употребление, обычно передаётся описательно.
Definitions
Relating to, used with, or designed for handcuffs.
The officer reached for his handcuff key.