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1 词典释义:
galoshes
时间: 2025-08-24 03:53:16
英 [ɡəˈlɒʃɪz]

npl.(防水的)橡胶套鞋

双语例句
  • They were a kind of rubber outer boot that he zipped or clipped up over his dress shoes. They were also called galoshes.

    它们是一种橡胶户外靴,他用拉链或夹子套在正装鞋外面。它们也被称为 galoshes。

  • Care vanished, and with her the Galoshes.

    忧虑的女神消失了,套鞋也被她带走了。

  • Why, there is a pair of galoshes, as sure as I'm alive!

    里怎么有一双胶鞋,我敢肯定我还活着!

  • Guards of Lenin's mausoleum were in felt boots with galoshes.

    列宁陵墓的守卫们穿着毡靴的胶套鞋。

  • "Do you now see," said Care, "what happiness your Galoshes have brought to mankind?"

    “现在你看到了吧,”忧虑的女神说,“你的胶鞋给人类带来了多大的快乐?”

  • I borrowed my friend's polka dot galoshes, but at this point in the tunnel, the water was well above them.

    我从朋友那借来一双波尔卡斑点胶鞋,但是在隧道的这个地方,水已经没过它们了。

  • Twain recalls being invited to an official White House dinner and being warned by his wife, Olivia, who stayed at home, not to wear his winter galoshes.

    吐温回忆有一次被邀请参加一个白宫的正式晚宴,呆在家中的妻子奥利维亚警告他不许穿他的冬季套鞋。

  • They wear galoshes in wet weather.

    他们在下雨天穿胶套鞋。

  • They wear galoshes in wet weather.

    下雨时我都穿橡胶雨鞋。

  • Why would I lie about taking his galoshes?

    我为什么要撒谎说拿了他的胶鞋?。

  • One of Ramona's galoshes was lying on the landing.

    瑞摩娜的一只套鞋正躺在落脚处。

  • Guards of Lenin's mausoleum in felt boots with galoshes.

    列宁陵墓的守卫们,穿着毡靴的胶套鞋。

  • He wore antique clothes and whatever the weather galoshes.

    他穿的衣服式样古老,而且不管天气怎样,穿双高统套鞋。

  • Righty dreams of wearing fancy footwear, but Lefty swears by galoshes.

    右脚喜欢穿花哨的鞋子,而左脚只喜欢穿雨天的胶鞋。

  • Then: Founded in Finland in 1865, Nokia was a rubber company that made galoshes and other products.

    诺基亚成立于1865年,是一家制造橡胶鞋盒及其它产品的橡胶公司。

  • I borrowed my friend's polka dot galoshes, but at this point in the tunnel the water was well above them.

    我从朋友那借来一双波尔卡斑点胶鞋(polka dot galoshes),但是在这时候隧道里的水已经没过这双鞋了。

  • Members of another group said they did not dare tend their rice paddies without wearing gloves and galoshes because irrigation water caused their skin to peel off.

    另一群成员说他们不敢没有穿着手套和胶鞋就下田照看他们的水稻,因为灌溉的水使得他们掉皮。

  • Strangely, The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology seems to agree with Brewer’s and not with the OED—it’s fellow Oxford University Press publication, in blaming galoshes on the Gauls.

    很奇怪,《简明牛津英语词典》中关于galoshes的词源解释似乎和布鲁尔氏大词典一致,却有悖于《牛津英语词典》(牛津大学出版社版本),不同意galoshes源自Gauls的提法。