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shoulder strap Definition

shoulder strap

noun

  1. a strap, usually one of a pair, worn over the shoulder to support a garment
  2. a strap worn over the shoulder for carrying a purse, camera, etc.

shoulder strap Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • pad: To ease the load for your child, get them a good, strong backpack with padded shoulder straps.
  • have: Women's rucksacks have narrow shoulder straps for a better fit.
  • use: Unlike most other bags it uses a wide shoulder strap made from the same material used in car seat belts.
  • contour: Carry it your way: there's a hide-away waistbelt and removable padded, contoured shoulder strap.
  • conceal: Helps reduce rolling motion over rough terrain and conceals the shoulder harness straps which can otherwise irritate a baby's ears.
  • shape: New technical ergonomically shaped shoulder straps allows increased freedom of movement.

Preposition: for

  • comfort: Product information Ideal for commuters, this 15 liter daysack features a protective laptop compartment and an adjustable shoulder strap for comfort.
  • fit: Women's rucksacks have narrow shoulder straps for a better fit.

Adjective modifier

  • adjustable: Made of durable nylon oxford fabrics, the pack has adjustable shoulder straps.
  • detachable: Features include a paper pocket, business card holder, pen holder and a detachable shoulder strap.
  • removable: On the outside there is a further pair of mesh side pockets: top mounted carry handle and a removable shoulder strap.
  • comfortable: Gig Bags A range of attractive thickly padded bags which are crammed with features; from numerous pockets to comfortable shoulder straps.
  • wide: Unlike most other bags it uses a wide shoulder strap made from the same material used in car seat belts.
  • long: If your purse has a long shoulder strap, drape it over your head so that the strap crosses your body diagonally.

Noun used with modifier

  • harness: Helps reduce rolling motion over rough terrain and conceals the shoulder harness straps which can otherwise irritate a baby's ears.