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bell-bottoms

/ˈbɛlˌbɒtəmz/

翻译: 指一种裤腿从膝盖以下向外张开的喇叭形裤子,最初由水手穿着,后来在20世纪60年代成为时尚潮流,裤脚宽大夸张。

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noun

/ˈbɛlˌbɒtəmz/C1formal
  • zh指一种裤腿从膝盖以下向外张开的喇叭形裤子,最初由水手穿着,后来在20世纪60年代成为时尚潮流,裤脚宽大夸张。

A noun referring to trousers with legs that flare from the knee down, originally worn by sailors and later popularized as a fashion trend in the 1960s with absurdly wide hems.

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  1. Flared trousersB1informal

    Trousers with legs that become wider from the knee down to the hem, originally worn by sailors and later popular in 1960s and 1970s fashion.

    zh喇叭裤

    • She wore a pair of vintage bell-bottoms to the party.
    • Bell-bottoms made a comeback in some fashion circles.
    • He bought some bell-bottoms at the thrift store.

    同义词bellbottom trousers

词形
  • bell-bottoms plural form
  • bell-bottoms' possessive plural form
  • bell-bottoms' possessive singular form