leotard
英 ['li??tɑ?d]
美['li?tɑrd]
- n. 緊身連衣褲（雜技和舞蹈演員等穿的）
詞態變化
復數:?leotards;
中文詞源
leotard 緊身連衣褲
來自法國19世紀雜技演員Jules Leotard,因其表演時穿著而得名。
英文詞源
- leotard
- leotard: [19] The leotard commemorates the French trapeze artist Jules Léotard (1830–70), who wore such a garment when he was performing. He was one of the foremost circus acrobats of his day, and a pioneer of aerial stunts: he performed the first mid-air somersault, and invented the ‘flying trapeze’ (he became known as the ‘Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze’, from George Leybourne’s song (1860) of that name), but fate has decreed that his name should be passed down to posterity in the form of a one-piece exercise garment.
- leotard (n.)
- 1881, leotards, named for Jules Léotard (1830-1870), popular French trapeze artist, who performed in such a garment.
雙語例句
- 1. Hell, if I had an ass like that I'd wear a leotard.
- 該死, 如果我有個像那樣的屁股的話一定會穿一條緊身連衣褲.
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- 2. Not a CD or a suggestion for a leotard ( does Madonna ever wear pants anymore? ).
- 不是一張CD或者一個關于緊身連衣褲的建議 ( Madonna還穿褲子 嗎 ? ).
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