英:[ˈswetpænts]
美:[ˈswetpænts]
英:[ˈswetpænts]
美:[ˈswetpænts]
sweat·pants
swet paents
noun
pants made of cotton jersey, usu. having elastic at the cuffs and waistband, designed to be worn during exercise to induce sweating or absorb sweat.
The first known use of sweatpants was in 1925
sweeping1 of 2noun
the act or action of one that sweeps
plural things collected by sweeping
sweeping2 of 2adjective
moving or extending in a wide curve or over a wide area
having a curving line or form
broad sense 5 sweeping generalizations
sweeping reforms
sweeping1 of 2noun
the act or action of one that sweeps
plural things collected by sweeping
sweeping2 of 2adjective
moving or extending in a wide curve or over a wide area
having a curving line or form
broad sense 5 sweeping generalizations
sweeping reforms
sweeping1 of 2noun
the act or action of one that sweeps
plural things collected by sweeping
sweeping2 of 2adjective
moving or extending in a wide curve or over a wide area
having a curving line or form
broad sense 5 sweeping generalizations
sweeping reforms
sweatyadjective
causing sweat
sweaty work
wet or stained with or smelling of sweat
sweaty socks
sweatshopnoun
a shop or factory in which employees work long hours at low wages under unhealthy conditions
sweatshirtnoun
a loose collarless usually long-sleeved pullover or jacket of soft absorbent material
sweat1 of 2verb
to give off salty moisture through the pores of the skin : perspire
to give off or cause to give off moisture
to collect drops of moisture on the surface
a pitcher of ice water sweats on a hot day
to undergo anxiety or stress
sweated through the test
slang to worry about
to get rid of or lose by perspiring
sweat off weight
to work very hard
sweat2 of 2noun
hard work
moisture coming from the sweat glands of the skin : perspiration
moisture gathering in drops on a surface
sweatpantsplural noun
pants of soft absorbent material worn especially for exercise
1 All Wild Boy had on were sweatpants with holes in the crotch.
2 And it makes me uncomfortable that I can see the outline of his junk through his sweatpants.
3 Annie Demetrios, in a pair of bright orange sweatpants, was arguing with a woman Ivy assumed must be her mother because they looked so much alike.
4 He was wearing a big sweatshirt and sweatpants and as he moved up the sidewalk to the door his step was amazingly light for someone his size.
5 We were allowed to practice in our regular sweatpants so we didn’t have to wear the knickers.
6 Easy for them to say, they wear sweatpants.
7 I stuffed the hammer in my sweatpants pocket and followed him up.
8 I had on was a sweatpants from last year that had grown a little snug …
我穿着一条去年买的运动裤,因为我的肌肉发达而显得有些紧…
9 If you can't find the energy to stop futzing around on Facebook and start writing your project proposal, consider changing out of those stained sweatpants.
如果你发现本人不断在脸书上闲逛,提不起精神写项目报告,那么可以考虑换下褪色的运动裤。
10 Walt is wearing gray sweatpants, racquetball shoes, and a satin baseball jacket embroidered with the logo of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
11 You might recognize this person as "the kid who always raises his hand," "the kid who answers every question," or "the kid who isn't wearing sweatpants."
你可能会通过“老举手的那个孩子”来认识这个人,或者是“那个每个问题都回答的孩子”,“那个不穿热裤的孩子”。
12 Instead of wearing sweatpants and sneakers like most coaches, one day Sam showed up in what looked like a pink zoot suit—pink slacks, pink shirt, pink fedora, and pink alligator shoes.
13 Henry rolls his eyes and seals it with a smiling kiss, and they fall back into the pillows together, Henry’s wet hair and sweatpants and Alex’s naked limbs all tangled up in the lavish bedclothes.
14 She sprawled on the floor in her white T-shirt and blue AU sweatpants, stunned but not completely surprised by his explosive reaction.
15 Actually, they were sweatpants with the legs cut off at the knees.
16 She wore a clean pair of sweatpants, a T-shirt, an old flannel robe.
17 He wore a pair of grey sweatpants and a droopy wife beater that showed the sagging skin on his arms and the strength still hard in his chest.
18 He was wearing those sweatpants, the swishy-swishy kind that make every step sound like paper crumpling.
19 He stayed in his sweatpants and T-shirt, but pulled on his shoes and a windbreaker.
20 I settle on a pair of gray sweatpants because it will be a cozy TV night on the couch.