chaps

英 [tʃæps]

美 [tʃæps]

n.  (牛仔等骑马时穿的)皮护腿套裤，皮套裤

牛津词典

noun

• （牛仔等骑马时穿的）皮护腿套裤，皮套裤
  leather coverings worn as protection over trousers/pants by cowboys , etc. when riding a horse
  1. a pair of chaps
     一条皮套裤

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR num
  Chap. is a written abbreviation for (书面缩略 =)chapter.
  1. Today the best tests are performed in the hospital (see chap. 17).
     现在，本医院可提供最好的化验(见第17章)。

双语例句

• We don't want chaps in here who should be on duty.
  我们不要该在当班的人进来。
• Our guide, with his wide-brimmed hat and leather chaps, certainly looked the part.
  我们的导游，戴着他的宽边帽、穿着皮裤，看起来确实很像那么回事儿。
• Flick through any copy of the Financial Times and you'll see a lot of chaps in suits.
  随意浏览一份英国《金融时报》，你都会看到很多身着正装的男人。
• These chaps know what side their bread's buttered on.
  这些家伙知道怎样做对他们有利。
• Some of the young chaps gave us a cheer as we passed.
  我们经过时，一些小伙子向我们欢呼。
• You chaps know me. I& acute; m no snob. right? But this cat is too much.
  你们这些家伙知道我，我不是个势力的人，对吧？但是这只猫也太出格了。
• These two old chaps ran the ship.
  这两个家伙主宰着船上的一切。
• Hard luck, chaps, but don't despair too much.
  真不走运，伙计们，不过别太灰心。
• Are you chaps giving me dinner or not?
  哥儿们，你们究竟想不想宴请我呀？
• I know he doesn't do it on purpose, but he just chaps my hide.
  我知道他不是故意要如此做，但是他真的让我非常厌恶。