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美:[ʃɔːrts]
英:[ʃɔːts]
美:[ʃɔːrts]
n.
(从事运动或天气炎热时穿的)短裤
<美>男人的短内裤
电影短片
短裤( short的名词复数 )
短路
缺乏
adjective
having little length
not tall or high : low
not extended in time : brief
a short vacation
not retentive
a short memory
expeditious, quick
made short work of the problem
seeming to pass quickly
made great progress in just a few short years
of a speech sound having a relatively short duration
being the member of a pair of similarly spelled vowel or vowel-containing sounds that is descended from a vowel that was short in duration but is no longer so and that does not necessarily have duration as its chief distinguishing feature
short i in sin
of relatively brief duration
limited in distance
a short trip
not coming up to a measure or requirement : insufficient
in short supply
not reaching far enough
the throw to first was short
enduring privation
insufficiently supplied short of cash short on brains
short of breath
abrupt, curt
I'm sorry I was short with you
quickly provoked
a short temper
choppy sense 2
payable at an early date
a short loan
containing or cooked with shorteningalso: flaky
short pastry
of metal brittle under certain conditions
not lengthy or drawn out
a short speech
made briefer : abbreviated
not having goods or property that one has sold in anticipation of a fall in prices
consisting of, relating to, or engaging in the sale of securities or commodities that the seller does not possess or has not contracted for at the time of the sale a short seller
short sale
near the end of a tour of duty
adverb
in a curt manner
for or during a brief time
short-lasting
at a disadvantage : unawares
caught short
in an abrupt manner : suddenly
the car stopped short
at some point or degree before a goal or limit aimed at or under consideration quit a month short of graduation
the bombs fell short
clean across
the axle was snapped short
by or as if by a short sale
noun
the sum and substance : upshot
a short syllable
a short sound or signal
a by-product of wheat milling that includes the germ, fine bran, and some flour
refuse, clippings, or trimmings discarded in various manufacturing processes
knee-length or less than knee-length trousers—usually used in plural
shorts plural short drawers
a size in clothing for short men
one who operates on the short side of the market
shorts plural short-term bonds
shorts plural deficiencies
short circuit
shortstop
short subject
a brief story or article (as in a newspaper)
verb
transitive + intransitive short-circuit The housing association gave her a "temperamental" electric shower but this cannot be used as the time as other electric items—including the television—as it will cause the circuit to short.—Anna Slater—often used with out in U.S. English… microscopic particles of airborne dust are large enough to short out the chip's circuitry.—Michael Rothschild… were sabotaging the system by deliberately entering incorrect information into the computers and, if all else failed, hosing the computers down until they shorted out.—John Sedgwick
The electrical system also received upgrades: Most rooms had only three or fewer outlets, and plugging in multiple devices usually shorted the circuit.—Steven Wyman-Blackburn
transitive informal shortchange, cheat
When she returned minutes later, she handed me a twenty-dollar bill and a five. No change and no receipt, which meant I couldn't call her on the fact that she'd shorted Henry by sixty-six cents.—Sue Grafton
transitive finance to sell (a security) short in expectation of a fall in prices Today [in 2003], only two per cent of all United States stock-market shares are shorted, and even with looser restrictions short selling is likely to remain uncommon.—James Surowiecki
a heavily shorted stock
short of缺乏;不足;除…以外
in short总之;简言之
for short简称;缩写
short time短时间;不足的工时
short term[经]短期
short periodadj. 短周期的;短过期的
short supply供不应求
short circuit短路;漏电
short for是…的略称
short on缺乏;欠缺
cut shortv. 缩短;打断;缩减
short message短讯;短报文
short distance短距离;短程
fall short不符合标准
short story短篇小说(指一万字以内的小说)
fall short of达不到;缺乏
short life短使用期限;短寿命;不耐久的
for a short time临时的
short hair短头发
short in缩短;在…方面短(缺)的
这组词都有“裤子”的意思,其区别是:
trousers指长裤,用于较正式场合。
slacks美国指比较宽松的便裤,英国人指妇女外面穿的长裤。
pants常用词,在美国,泛指各类裤子,在英国指衬裤或短裤。
jeans指劳动布裤或牛仔裤。
shorts指短裤或裤衩。
以上来源于网络
"短裤",1826年,来自 short(形容词)。Short-shorts 自1946年起被证明,最初是男士的内裤。
运动短裤
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空户头
空头
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短期债务
短期金边债券
Adjective Middle English, from Old English sceort; akin to Old High German scurz short, Old Norse skortr lack
The first known use of short was before the 12th century
shotgunnoun
a firearm used to fire small shot at short range
shortwavenoun
a radio wave with a wavelength between 10 and 100 meters
shortstopnoun
the baseball infielder whose position is between second and third base
shortsightedadjective
nearsighted
showing a failure to think ahead : lacking foresight
a shortsighted policy
short1 of 4adjective
having little length or height : not long or tall
not long in time : brief
a short delay
not great in distance
a short walk
not remembering for long
a short memory
of, relating to, or being one of the vowel sounds \ə, a, e, i, u̇\ and sometimes \ä\ and \ȯ\
not coming up to the regular standard or to what is needed in short supply
gave short measure
not reaching far enough
the throw was short
not having enough
short of cash
easily upset
has a short temper
flaky sense 2, crumbly
cut down to a brief length "doc" is short for "doctor"
a short tax form
short2 of 4adverb
with suddenness
stopped short
so as not to reach as far as expected
fell short of the mark
short3 of 4noun
a short signal or sound (as in Morse Code)
pants that reach to the knees or not as far as the knees
short underpants
short circuit
short4 of 4verb
short-circuit
1 He wrapped up his underwear and shirt inside his shorts and put the bundle of clothes on the end of Jack's bed next to all the other guys' piled-up clothes.
2 So one time they stole his gym shorts and played Monkey in the Middle with them in the locker room.
3 Others wear American-style buttoned shirts and shorts in drab, stained colors.
4 In short, the comments are a forum for civil discussion.
5 Green corduroy shorts and white viscose-woollen stockings turned down below the knee.
6 They all wear black shorts and a light blue tank top with a rectangular patch sewn on the back.
7 Plastic bags, shorts, and underwear hang from the boughs like tattered Christmas ornaments.
8 I was still kind of wondering about the little green snakes he’d shoved into his jogging shorts, but I said, “Uh, I like Hercules.”
9 I only wore shirt and shorts.
只穿了一件衬衫与短裤.
10 Some had surnames stitched onto not only shorts and socks but training bras, too.
11 I wipe my eyes with the back of my hand and then wipe the dampness off on my shorts.
12 Both had the same creamy brown complexion and wore black leotards, pink leggings, and dance shorts.
13 He was naked except for his shorts and dog tags.
14 She pulled the overnight case out from under her bed, put underwear, toothbrush, clean shirts and shorts into it.
15 She made my school dresses, underslips, bloomers, handkerchiefs, Bailey’s shirts, shorts, her aprons, house dresses and waists from the rolls shipped to Stamps by Sears and Roebuck.
16 The first one in was Six-Fingers, wearing an undershirt and dirty blue shorts and flip-flops.
17 He’s wearing tan shorts and a dark blue shirt.
18 He wore a red tank top, Bermuda shorts, and huarache sandals.
19 I wet my pants, and it leaked through my shorts onto the floor.
20 His hair jutted out from the sides of his hat, and he had to lift his shorts up every time he bent over to pick up more flyers.
3 内裤
4 男用短内裤
5 短裤
trunk breeches knee-breeches smallclothes hose knee breeches short pants half-pants pants panties kecks kuccha short trousers half pants trews cutoff
6 男短裤
7 运动裤