英:[skɜːt]
美:[skɜːrt]
英:[skɜːt]
美:[skɜːrt]
复数:skirts
第三人称单数:skirts
现在分词:skirting
过去式:skirted
过去分词:skirted
词根:skirt
n.skirting 壁脚板;裙料
v.skirting 避开;绕过…的边缘;沿边缘走(skirt的现在分词)
noun
a free-hanging part of an outer garment or undergarment extending from the waist down
either of two usually leather flaps on a saddle covering the bars on which the stirrups are hung
a cloth facing that hangs from the bottom edge or across the front of a piece of furniture
the lower branches of a tree when near the ground
the rim, periphery, or environs of an area
skirts plural outlying parts (as of a town or city)
a part or attachment serving as a rim, border, or edging
slang a girl or woman
verb
transitive verb
to form or run along the border or edge of : border
to provide a skirt for
to furnish a border or shield for
to go or pass around or aboutspecifically: to go around or keep away from in order to avoid danger or discovery
to avoid especially because of difficulty or fear of controversy
skirted the issue
to evade or miss by a narrow margin
having skirted disaster—Edith Wharton
intransitive verb
to be, lie, or move along an edge or border
piston skirt活塞裙
mini skirtn. 迷你裙;超短裙
skirt length裙长
14世纪初(13世纪中期作为姓氏),“女人裙子的下部”,从古诺尔斯语 skyrta “衬衫,一种紧身连衣裙”; 参见 shirt,它来自古英语同源词,早期使用中不总是能够区分。
从“衬衫”到“裙子”的意义发展是不明确的; 它可能来自农民服装的长衬衫(比较低地德语同源词 Schört,在一些方言中是“女人的长袍”)。
还有“男人长袍的下部,神职人员的礼服等”(14世纪晚期)。在 outskirt 等词中记录了“边缘,边缘,离质量或中心最远的部分”的意义,记录于15世纪晚期。
“女性集体”的转喻用法始于1550年代; 俚语意义上的“年轻女子”始于1906年; skirt-chaser的用法可追溯到1942年。
绕过
伞缘
鞍翼
环外边缘
短裙
踢脚
裙缘
Noun Middle English, from Old Norse skyrta shirt, kirtle — more at shirt
The first known use of skirt was in the 14th century
skitnoun
a humorous story or sketchespecially: a sketch included in a dramatic performance
skitnoun
a humorous story or sketchespecially: a sketch included in a dramatic performance
ski1 of 2noun
one of a pair of narrow strips of wood, metal, or plastic curving upward in front that are used for gliding over snow or water
ski2 of 2verb
to glide on skis
skirt1 of 2noun
a free-hanging part of a garment extending from the waist down
a separate free-hanging garment usually worn by women and girls covering the body from the waist down
either of two flaps on a saddle covering the bars on which the stirrups are hung
plural outskirts
a part or attachment serving as a rim, border, or edging
skirt2 of 2verb
to go or pass around or aboutespecially: to go around or keep away from in order to avoid danger or discovery
to escape or miss by a narrow margin
to be, lie, or move along an edge, border, or margin
skirt1 of 2noun
a free-hanging part of a garment extending from the waist down
a separate free-hanging garment usually worn by women and girls covering the body from the waist down
either of two flaps on a saddle covering the bars on which the stirrups are hung
plural outskirts
a part or attachment serving as a rim, border, or edging
skirt2 of 2verb
to go or pass around or aboutespecially: to go around or keep away from in order to avoid danger or discovery
to escape or miss by a narrow margin
to be, lie, or move along an edge, border, or margin
skirt1 of 2noun
a free-hanging part of a garment extending from the waist down
a separate free-hanging garment usually worn by women and girls covering the body from the waist down
either of two flaps on a saddle covering the bars on which the stirrups are hung
plural outskirts
a part or attachment serving as a rim, border, or edging
skirt2 of 2verb
to go or pass around or aboutespecially: to go around or keep away from in order to avoid danger or discovery
to escape or miss by a narrow margin
to be, lie, or move along an edge, border, or margin
1 I yanked the door open, and there she was with her hair pulled back, wearing a gray wool skirt and a matching blazer.
2 Grace and Carol stand under the apple trees, in their skirts, waving, disappearing.
3 Her arms are loaded with colorful bags, and she has on this really pretty red sweater and a long, black swooshy skirt.
4 One of them was a tall middle-aged woman in a plaid blouse and tweed skirt.
5 She said, shivering, that it was a queer sight to watch your own clothes, skirts and things, in the water like that.
6 I grabbed a qottab when Dad wasn’t looking and skirted past the table, out the door to the backyard.
7 A nail tore a hole in her skirt.
钉子把她的裙子戳了个洞.
8 “I’m looking for something knee length, with a full, flouncy skirt,” she tells me, “so I can dance.”
9 The sight of the old woman in her kerchief and long skirts over track pants made Lincoln laugh.
10 She was wearing an apple green poncho, a white leather skirt, and matching white boots.
11 I cleared my throat and smoothed my skirt.
12 Would she wear the usual skirt and sweater like everyone else?
13 Twisting their hips and swirling their skirts, in all the different colors they’re wearing.
14 The skirts of the forest and the scar were familiar, near the conch and the shelters and sufficiently friendly in daylight.
15 They skirted the perimeter of the camp and took the northernmost bridge over the Little Tiber, charging onto the Field of Mars at the western edge of the battle.
16 The speech was most disappointing; it skirted round all the main questions.
这篇演讲非常令人失望,它回避了所有主要的问题。
17 Alvin Hooks skirted the edge of his table and resumed the slow, fluid pacing of the floorboards that had been part of his strategy all morning.
18 Today she has on a lace-trimmed beige blouse and a pleated blue skirt.
19 Her gown had a low-cut bodice of pink silk and a three-tiered hoop skirt with white scalloped lace.
20 Her skirts gave a swish.
她衣服的下摆发出沙沙声.
1 全称
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2 市郊
4 周围
environmental surrounding peripheral ambient circumferential circumambient circumjacent circumfluent round environs circuit neighborhood surroundings perimeter precinct circumference periphery girth
6 腰窝肉
7 女裙
13 护板
16 幸免
17 女性
fair female feminine petticoat woman sex womanhood distaff in petticoats soft race soft sex the weaker sex the weaker vessel
19 郊区
suburban stick satellite suburb precinct environs suburbia banlieue barrio faubourg outer city
21 回避
sideways evasive wriggly escape avoidance evasion go-around runaround shrink shy dodge evade fudge shun balk delude parry blench skirt around give the cold shoulder to slide over avoidant Miss abstention duck hedge avoid give a miss evasively evasiveness beg sidestep shirk skirt round fend off skate around shuffle bypass forfend fence funk abstain eschew baulk skate over make yourself scarce fight shy of doing fight shy of of doing keep clear of keep clear cop out of cop out shy away run away from shy away from steer clear steer clear of shrink from stay clear stay clear of double elusion
22 围绕
ambient circumambient circumfluent round environment embrace surrounding enclosure circumscription cincture pale revolve inlace circumfuse surround lap encompass compass envelop girth gird environ surcingle enwheel enlace begird put a girdle round circumjacent circumfusion encirclement circumambience about convolve ring circle belt hoop enclose hem encircle girdle besiege wreathe enwind inwrap hang round circle round
23 姑娘
couzie number girl miss sister brush bug trick mouse bride doll hen maid beetle gill nymph frill pusher missy damsel chit wench fille girlie mort colleen mott toots squab Judy Sheila cou wahine she-she cummer chicklet a bit of fluff bit flower bird duchess mot muchacha bint may baby twist tomato rib pigeon babe jane signorina fraulein quiff petting-skirt
24 女人
tottie haybag coozie she woman body piece girl baby fair female fruit bird sister meat broad mouse hat tail twist pie jazz mat ass rib blossom mama biscuit hen blister snatch crow pussy jade beaver bonnet peat frail whisker hunk frill cunt muff canary mamma hairpin petticoat gash placket calico Jane crumpet squaw dingbat C mort horsemeat mott horseflesh carlin toots womankind biddy Judy minge maud bim besom nooky lubra vrouw blowen shemale womenkind a daughter of Eve a chunk of meat a bunch of calico a piece of trade a piece of goods a piece of flesh feminine job bit wife heifer wren tootsie dona distaff quiff tootsy donah womanhood
25 边缘
peripheral marginal marginally board lip margin rim limb fringe verge brink periphery selvage marge limbus margent edge RIM perimeter edging
28 避开
timber Parry miss avoid beat shelter duck sheer shy bypass absent shun elude stave eschew forfend keep away steer clear of scrub round funk flinch avert sidestep parry turn escape flee jink fight shy of give a miss dodge circumnavigate keep clear make yourself scarce steer clear stay clear wriggle out of keep off ward off stave off fend off aloof refrain bunk shield ditch evade turnoff
30 给…装边