英:[ˈpɔlkə dɔt]
美:[ˈpolkə dɑt]
英:[ˈpɔlkə dɔt]
美:[ˈpolkə dɑt]
圆点花样的布料;
noun
one of a number of small round dots or spots repeated in a pattern.
a pattern or design made up of such dots.
The first known use of polka dot was in 1857
poly-combining form
many : several
polo shirtnoun
a close-fitting pullover shirt of knitted fabric
poll taxnoun
a tax of a fixed amount per adult person that is often linked to the right to vote
poll1 of 2noun
head entry 1 sense 1
the top or back of the head
the casting or recording of votes
the place where votes are cast or recorded—usually used in plural
at the polls
a questioning of persons to obtain information or opinions
poll2 of 2verb
to take and record the votes of
to request each member of to declare his or her vote individually
poll a jury
to receive votes in an election
the candidate polled 10,000 votes
to question (people) or cover (an area) in a poll
to cast one's vote at a poll
polka dotnoun
a dot in a textile pattern of evenly spaced dots
1 To walk the red carpet, Brinkley opted for a retro black dress with white polka dots and serious cleavage.
2 DeWitt was fashioned in a black pants suit with black and white polka dot details adorning the buttons on her jacket and the lining of her cuffs.
3 IT were wearing a less chalkiness dress with red polka dots.
她穿着一件小白裙,上面还有红色的圆点花纹。
4 It was an Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie yellow polka dot bikinithat she wore for the first time today.
那是一件黄色圆点花纹小小的比基尼,她今天第一次穿上它。
5 The hip-hugging black and white polka-dot dress was the height of fashion.
黑白圆点花纹的紧身连衣裙当时是最时尚的。
6 Don't wear polka - dot underwear under white shorts.
不要在白短裤下面穿圆点的内衣.
1 圆点花样