canvas n. 1.粗帆布。 2.(一套)風帆。 3.(一套)帳篷;天幕。 4.(一塊)油畫布;(一幅)油畫。 5.【美拳】拳擊場的地板。 single canvas繡花十字布。 kiss the canvas 【美拳】被擊倒。 under canvas 1. 掛著風帆。 2. (軍隊支起帳篷)露營。
shoe n. (pl. shoes, 〔古語〕 shoon) 1.鞋〔一般指鞋幫不到踝骨的鞋子;過踝骨的靴子叫 boots; 在美國也叫鞋子為 low shoes, 叫靴子為 shoes〕。 2.鞋形物。 3.蹄鐵。 4.(汽車的)輪胎,外胎。 5.(汽車輪的)制動器,煞車。 6.【機械工程】閘瓦。 7.(手杖等的)金屬箍。 8.(中國從前的)馬蹄銀(等)。 9.【建筑】樁靴。 10.【電學】端;靴;管頭;觸屐。 11.【航空】尾撐;【火箭】導(dǎo)向板;發(fā)射導(dǎo)軌。 12.〔pl.〕所處的地位[境遇]。 a pair of shoes 一雙鞋子。 high shoes 長統(tǒng)[高幫]鞋。 The shoe is on the other foot. 責任在別人身上;情況完全相反了,現(xiàn)在不是這樣了。 another pair of shoes 另一回事;另一個問題。 cast aside like an old shoe 棄若蔽屣。 die in one's shoes 橫死;慘死;(尤指)被絞死。 fill sb.'s shoes 接替某人;步某人后塵。 in another's shoes 處于別人的地位。 in one's shoes 穿著鞋子。 know [feel] where the shoe pinches (由經(jīng)驗)知道困難[癥結(jié)]之所在。 lick sb.'s shoes 巴結(jié)某人。 look after [wait for] dead men's shoes 窺伺[等待]遺產(chǎn)。 over shoes over boots 一不作,二不休。 over [up to] the shoes 深深鉆進去;深深陷入。 put the shoe on the right foot 責備應(yīng)該責備的人;責備得當。 shake in one's shoes 發(fā)抖;害怕;顫栗。 shoe of the launcher 發(fā)射導(dǎo)軌;起動導(dǎo)軌。 stand in sb.'s shoes 代替[取得]某人職位,處于某人位置[境遇]。 The shoe is on the other foot. 情況安全不同了。 where the shoe pinches 癥結(jié)所在,困難所在,痛苦之處。 vt. (shod ,shoed shod, shoed,shodden ) 給…穿鞋;給(馬)釘蹄鐵;給…裝上鞋狀物;裝金屬片包覆。 neatly shod feet 穿著像樣的鞋子的腳。 shoe a horse 給馬釘蹄鐵。 a staff shod with iron 端部包上鐵皮的棍子。
She was wearing a white vest, a black jean and a pair of black canvas shoes when missing 她失蹤當日身穿白色背心、黑色牛仔褲及黑色布鞋。
Denis breen in skimpy frockcoat and blue canvas shoes shuffled out of harrison s hugging two heavy tomes to his ribs 像往常一樣,仿佛是一陣風把他從海灣刮來的似的。
Women beach goers at that time wore bathing dresses of wool flannel with stockings, canvas shoes, and large straw hats 當時到海灘玩的婦女會穿著羊毛絨的泳裝,還穿著襪子、帆布鞋,還戴著一頂大草帽。
He did not fail to observe the curious equipages,-carriages and palanquins, barrows supplied with sails, and litters made of bamboo; nor the women,-whom he thought not especially handsome,-who took little steps with their little feet, whereon they wore canvas shoes, straw sandals, and clogs of worked wood, and who displayed tight-looking eyes, flat chests, teeth fashionably blackened, and gowns crossed with silken scarfs, tied in an enormous knot behind,-an ornament which the modern parisian ladies seem to have borrowed from the dames of japan 此外在各式各樣的車輛行列里可以看見轎子馬匹馱夫篷車漆花的古轎雙人軟轎和竹子編成的床。還可以看到一些日本婦女來來往往,她們的腳不大,邁步很小,她們的腳上有的穿著布鞋,有的穿著草拖鞋或是特制的木屐。她們的樣子并不漂亮,一個個用頭巾吊起眼角,胸部緊束著壓得象一塊平板,牙按照時興的樣式染成黑色,但是她們穿著民族服裝“和服”,樣子倒很別致。