英['rɪvɪt]美['rɪvɪt]
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来自古法语rivet,钉子,铆钉,来自river,固定,系牢,钉紧,词源不详。可能进一步来自拉丁语ripa,河岸,海滨,来自PIE*rei,撕开,劈,砍,词源同rift,riven,riparian
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小知识
A rivet is a metal fastener, a bolt-like device that holds together two pieces of metal or fabric. The round metal fasteners on your favorite pair of jeans are rivets.
Older buildings with metal frames like the Eiffel Tower are held together with rivets, and so are some bridges and military vehicles. Furniture upholstery often involves rivets, too. When you use a rivet to fasten, you can say you rivet — and similarly, to hold attention or captivate is also to rivet. The Old French root is river, “to clench or fasten.”
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blind rivet盲孔铆钉;空心铆钉;rivet machine制铆钉机;铆钉机;拉钉机