lanyard

Converse of object

• absorb: The route in this picture climbs a stunning limestone gorge and shows well the use of the Via Ferrata shock absorbing lanyards.
• wear: Once a Cadet reaches Staff Cadet classification, the badge is replaced by a lanyard worn on the left shoulder.
• include: Just throw the included lanyard around your neck and take a walk.
• use: Using lanyards or inertia reel devices for fall arrest on lighting trusses is still an issue.
• supply: Nintendo however will probably expect you to use your finger or have a stylus attached to the lanyard supplied with the machine.
• have: The sheath has a velcro lanyards to tie around your belt.

Adjective modifier

• twin: A twin legged lanyard is used for climbing steelwork, racking or scaffolding therefore moving between anchor points and still maintaining security.
• yellow: Lanyards The 1st Battalion wear The Royal Norfolk Regiment's yellow lanyard.

Modifies a noun

• attachment: In addition, it includes a 6-inch lanyard attachment for your convenience.
• loop: Can be attached to key ring by using the lanyard loop.
• hole: This model is lighter in weight, slimmer in the handle, now with a lanyard hole as standard.
• release: Mr. Coyote gaged the distance with care and proceeded to pull the lanyard release.

Noun used with modifier

• wrist: The Signal Strobe is chunky and comes with a long wrist lanyard.
• neck: This fitting could also be used to attach the Garmin neck lanyard.
• arrest: Our fall arrest lanyards have a built-in shock absorber to reduce the impact forces during a fall.
• safety: A safety lanyard must be used for handheld equipment.
• energy-absorbing: PPE Using twin energy-absorbing fall arrest lanyards incorrectly has been highlighted.
• fall: Our fall arrest lanyards have a built-in shock absorber to reduce the impact forces during a fall.

Preposition: of

• rigging: We divided our work; some took the lanyards of the top-mast rigging; I, the slings of the main yard.

Preposition: for

• attachment: They come with a ring and a lanyard for easy attachment.