英语词典

wearers的意思

wearers


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  • n.穿着者;磨损物
  • 网络穿帮

英汉释义

  • n.

    1.穿着者,佩戴者

    2.磨损物,消耗物

英英释义

  • n.

    1.a person wearing something such as a piece of clothing or a pair of glasses

英汉例句

  • 1.Wearers do not think of the tinted glasses as a means of distancing themselves from other people.

    戴墨镜者认为墨镜不是一种把自己与别人疏远开来的立法。

  • 2.Uniqlo is marketing a new line of products that claim to help wearers burn more calories from just suiting up in the T-shirt and underpants.

    它正在推销一个新的产品系列,据说,简单地套上这个系列的T恤或内裤,就可以消耗掉更多热量。

  • 3.This is uncomfortable, takes up to half an hour to fit, and the wearers have to wash the gel out of their hair afterwards.

    这极为难受,而且戴上后,还要花半小时来适应它,完了,还要洗去导电膏。

  • 4.At least for now, it seems that Shanghai pajama wearers will endure, even if only in their neighborhoods.

    至少现在看来,上海人穿睡衣的习俗会持续下去,尽管人们只在自己家附近穿着睡衣。

  • 5."Our pheromones are sexual attractants. They do make the wearers more sexually attractive, " she said.

    她说:我们的费洛蒙是性欲的引诱剂。它们让使用者更有性的吸引力。

  • 6.The chemical compounds were no doubt used initially based on appearance. But then wearers noticed they weren't getting eye infections.

    毫无疑问眼妆原本用于美容,但是使用者们随后发现她们没有感染眼疾。

  • 7.Suitable for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.

    特别适合眼部敏感和隐型眼镜佩戴者。

  • 8.Some Shanghai communities have seen volunteers confront pajama-wearers and urge them to put on something more appropriate for the outdoors.

    一些上海的社区外已经出现志愿者,劝说穿睡衣出门的人换上合适的外出服拆。

  • 9.They are often styled with leather and for vegan wearers, they even offer footwear with no animal by products.

    通常他们设计鞋子都会用皮革,他们甚至会为严格的素食主义者做没有任何动物产品的鞋子。

  • 10.Results and Discussion Wearers' body sections under clothing, stimulated by cold signal, would result in their skin temperatures' dropping.

    网友的最新评价:实验者身着衣服的身体部位,受寒冷信号刺激,导致他们皮肤温度的下降。

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