lace with meaning

• 1. lace sth with sth usually passive to put alcohol or a drug into someone's food or drink, especially secretly:
  ▪ Staff found more food in the kitchen which had been laced with the same poison.
  ▪ a thermos of coffee laced with brandy
  ■ SIMILAR TO: spike
  2. be laced with sth if something is laced with a particular quality, it contains some of it all the way through:
  ▪ Leigh's play is heavily laced with irony.
  ▪ The whole history of the Orient Express is laced with an air of romance and mystery.

• The name evokes a shadowy terror laced with whispered details too gruesome to be believed.
• Young people often like a lemon drink laced with beer
• He had a glass of milk which laced with rum
• Claims of gender equality are laced with contradictions
• The princess's coat was of red silk laced with gold thread
• His uniform is laced with gold
• lace with beadwork handmade lace
• The best treatment for a cold is black coffee liberally laced with rum
• The many tiers of her dress are embellished with lovely lace with a huge bow in the back
• The tadpole-looking feature in the center of this image is a nodule of cold hydrogen gas laced with dust

• "lace with" meaning in Chinese: [网络] 用…装饰；在…加入
• "lace with" meaning in Russian: добавлять They laced the punch with rum. ≈ Они добавляли п...