wallets

英 [ˈwɒlɪts]

美 [ˈwɔləts]

n.  (放钞票、信用卡的)钱包，皮夹子; (携带文件用的)皮夹，塑料夹，硬纸夹
wallet的复数

柯林斯词典

• 钱包;皮夹
  Awalletis a small flat folded case, usually made of leather or plastic, in which you can keep banknotes and credit cards.

双语例句

• Wallets with baby pictures'most likely to be returned '.
  研究：有宝宝照片的钱包最易“失而复得”。
• Expensive time eaters that leave us with lighter wallets and a taste of burnt coffee in our mouths.
  这些景点浪费了我们的时间，并且留下的只是瘪下去的钱包以及口中如煮糊了的咖啡般的味道。
• Less toxic materials go in the landfill, more money goes into consumers 'wallets.
  它减少了填埋垃圾中的有毒物质，又让更多的钱进了消费者的腰包。
• They'll grab their wallets. You'll see an increase in profits.
  他们会掏出自己的钱包，而你的利润将迅速增长。
• I'm going to come around and collect your wallets.
  我要来收你们的钱包。
• I'm also quite optimistic that phones will one day replace our wallets.
  我还很乐观地认为，手机有一天将代替我们的钱包。
• Consumers also benefit when using digital wallets because their information is encrypted or protected by a private software code.
  消费者使用数字钱包时也能得到好处，因为他们的信息被加密了，即由私人软件代码加以保护。
• It has been predicted that mobile phones might soon replace our wallets.
  据预测，手机很快就有可能取代我们的钱包。
• Japanese digital wallets can be loaded with cash at stores or through an arrangement with a credit card company.
  日本的数字钱包可在商店或通过与信用卡公司的安排进行充值。
• Although a wallet is free for consumers, vendors charge merchants for wallets.
  虽然钱包对消费者是免费的，但（钱包）供应商对商家使用钱包要收费。