knickerbockers

knickerbockers

美 [ˈnɪkərˌbɑkərz] 　英 [ˈnɪkə(r)ˌbɒkə(r)z]

• n.（尤指旧时穿的膝下扎紧的）灯笼裤
• 网络儿童灯笼短裤；索脚短裤；原名纽约尼克勃克斯队

英汉双解

英汉解释

n.

1. 灯笼裤

英英解释

n.	1. pants ending under your knee, worn in the past

例句

She sat on the bidet soaping herself and talked to me pleasantly about this and that; she liked the knickerbockers I was wearing.

她坐在坐浴盆上擦肥皂，一面愉快地跟我东拉西扯，说她喜欢我穿的灯笼短裤。

He came only once, in white knickerbockers , and had a fight with a bum named Etty in the garden.

他只来过一次，穿着一条白灯笼裤，还在花园里跟一个姓艾蒂的二流子干了一架。

Not surprisingly neither angora nor cashmere knickerbockers features on the packing list that appears at the end of this book.

不管是安哥拉山羊毛还是开士米羊绒灯笼裤都毫无意外地未被列入本书末尾的打包清单中。

They should, he instructed, wear a skirt that finishes three inches off the ground and knickerbockers of "soft angora, not cashmere" .

他曾说，女人们应当穿着高于地面3英寸的短裙以及由“安哥拉山羊毛而非开士米羊绒”做成的灯笼裤。

Hmm. I knew I should have taken that left turn at Albuquerque. Oh, well. I'll just ask this gent in the fancy knickerbockers .

嗯。我知道在阿尔布开克应该朝左转。哦，好吧。我来问问这个穿着灯笼裤的搞笑家伙。

Later, "Knickerbockers" became a term for the city's oldest families, who were proud of their long residence there.

后来“尼克博克”成为了城里年代最早移民们的专有名词，这些移民为他们长期居住在此而骄傲。

WuShiZhe wear assorted knickerbockers, and dressed in dense buttons of tang lantern sleeve unlined upper garment or vest.

舞狮者穿各色灯笼裤，上身穿密钮扣的唐灯笼袖衫或背心。

I used to wear knickerbockers when I was in college.

我上大学时常喜欢穿灯笼裤。

The knickerbockers were popular in seventies in our country.

灯笼裤在我国七十年代很流行。