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wellington boot

/ˈwelɪŋtən buːt/

翻译: 一种防水橡胶或塑料靴子,通常高达膝盖,用于在潮湿或泥泞天气中保持双脚干燥。得名于19世纪初推广这种靴子款式的威灵顿公爵。

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/ˈwelɪŋtən buːt/B1formalbritish
  • zh一种防水橡胶或塑料靴子,通常高达膝盖,用于在潮湿或泥泞天气中保持双脚干燥。得名于19世纪初推广这种靴子款式的威灵顿公爵。

A waterproof rubber or plastic boot, typically reaching up to the knee, worn to keep feet dry in wet or muddy conditions. Named after the Duke of Wellington, who popularized a similar style of boot in the early 19th century.

  1. Waterproof footwearA2formal

    A type of long, waterproof rubber boot, typically reaching up to the knee, worn to keep feet dry in wet or muddy conditions.

    zh威灵顿靴

    • She wore her wellington boots to walk through the muddy field.
    • Don't forget your wellington boots; it's raining heavily.
    • He pulled on his wellington boots before going out to the garden.