英语
西班牙语
I. gird <pt & past part girded or girt> [美 ɡərd, 英 ɡəːd] 动词 trans 历史的 or liter
| I | gird |
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| you | gird |
| he/she/it | girds |
| we | gird |
| you | gird |
| they | gird |
| I | girded |
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| you | girded |
| he/she/it | girded |
| we | girded |
| you | girded |
| they | girded |
| I | have | girt |
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| you | have | girt |
| he/she/it | has | girt |
| we | have | girt |
| you | have | girt |
| they | have | girt |
| I | had | girt |
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| you | had | girt |
| he/she/it | had | girt |
| we | had | girt |
| you | had | girt |
| they | had | girt |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
They wear simple loin clothes, belted with thick girdles of copper and leather.
en.wikipedia.org Body is to be medium length, with broad, meaty back and a deep, firm loin.
en.wikipedia.org When performing ritually, the latter typically wears a netted jade skirt and a belt with a large spondylus shell covering the loins.
en.wikipedia.org He realized the greatness of the sacred trust that he was carrying in his loins.
en.wikipedia.org They dwelt in tents, wandered about in the wilderness, wore a short skin girdle about their loins and their heads were shaven.
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