Definitions
- A strap or cord worn around the neck to hold an ID card, whistle, or keys. - A cord used to secure a knife, tool, or other equipment to a belt or harness. - A decorative cord used for crafts, jewelry making, or as a fashion accessory.
- A flexible string or rope made of twisted strands of fiber or wire. - A power cable used to connect electronic devices to a power source. - A measure of wood equal to 128 cubic feet.
List of Similarities
- 1Both lanyard and cord are made of flexible materials.
- 2Both can be used to secure or hold objects in place.
- 3Both have multiple uses in various contexts.
- 4Both can be made of different materials such as nylon, cotton, or leather.
- 5Both can be found in different lengths and thicknesses.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: A lanyard is primarily used for carrying small items, while a cord has a broader range of functions, including securing objects, powering devices, and measuring wood.
- 2Thickness: A cord is usually thicker than a lanyard.
- 3Shape: A lanyard is often flat and wide, while a cord is round and narrow.
- 4Usage: A lanyard is more commonly used for personal or decorative purposes, while a cord is more utilitarian and functional.
Remember this!
While both lanyard and cord are made of flexible materials and can be used to hold objects in place, they differ in their primary function, length, thickness, shape, and usage. A lanyard is typically shorter, flatter, and used for carrying small items or as a decorative accessory. In contrast, a cord is usually longer, thicker, and has a broader range of functions, including securing objects, powering devices, and measuring wood.
