bloomers

美['blumɚz]
  • n. 灯笼裤(bloomer的复数)

中文词源


bloomers 灯笼裤

来自美国19世纪女权运动领导者Amelia Bloomer 的名字,其促进了灯笼裤在美国的流行。某种程度上灯笼裤也是对女权的一种宣示。

英英释意


1. (usually in the plural) underpants worn by women;
"she was afraid that her bloomers might have been showing"

英文词源


bloomers (n.)
1851, named for U.S. feminist reformer Amelia Jenks Bloomer (1818-1894), who promoted them. The surname is attested from c. 1200, said to mean literally "iron-worker," from Old English bloma (see bloom (n.2)).

实用场景例句


a pair of bloomers
一条短灯笼裤

牛津词典

So we mixed with some antic elements. For instance, the obese bloomers and the large collar.
所以其中融入了一些小丑的元素, 比如说肥大的灯笼裤,大领子.

期刊摘选

Late bloomers are usually average guys when young.
大器晚成者年轻时往往业绩平平.

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For daring women who didn't want to wear skirts back then, blousy bloomers symbolized freedom.
对当时不想穿著裙子的大胆女性来说,松垮的灯笼裤象徵著自由.

期刊摘选

W ait patiently for them. They may be late bloomers deep thinkers – slow movers.
耐心地等他们. 他们也许是迟开的花朵,深遂的思想者,缓慢的行动者.

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Wearing bloomers which are generally shorter in length will achieve an active style.
穿着长度微短的灯笼裤能显得很活泼.

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She was afraid that her bloomers might have been showing.
她担心她的内裤走光了.

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You are bidding on the bloomers and headband only.
您是竞标的灯笼裤和头带只.

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a pair of bloomers
一条短灯笼裤

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