英语释义

1. a shoe with a heavy sole

2. a high overshoe worn especially in snow and slush

3. a high shoe worn over another shoe to keep the foot dry especially in snow or wet weather —usually used in pl.

片语

galoshes wrapping衬垫纸

Happy in Galoshes唱片名

insulating galoshes绝缘套鞋

rubber boots galoshes rubbers雨天穿的隔水的鞋

rain boots or galoshes雨靴和胶套鞋

The Galoshes of Fortune"The Galoshes of Fortune" ()Rossel, (2004), p.24 is a literary fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen first published by C.

old-style galoshes鞋底钉有大帽子钉的旧式雨鞋

rubbers galoshes一种可在湿地或雨天穿的橡胶鞋

英汉例句

• one of ramona's galoshes was lying on the landing.

  瑞摩娜的一只套鞋正躺在落脚处。

• members of another group said they did not dare tend their rice paddies without wearing gloves and galoshes because irrigation water caused their skin to peel off.

  另一群成员说他们不敢没有穿着手套和胶鞋就下田照看他们的水稻，因为灌溉的水使得他们掉皮。

• he was wearing galoshes and an absurd hat.

  他穿着橡胶套鞋和戴着一顶可笑的帽子。

• brewer’s also seems to feel that in english galoshes have always been overshoes, saying that this comes from the time when silk or cloth shoes were worn indoors and in dry conditions.

  galoshes在英语中一直都是指户外鞋，因为它出现于人们在室内等不湿的地方穿丝鞋或布鞋的时代。

• then: founded in finland in 1865, nokia was a rubber company that made galoshes and other products.

  诺基亚成立于1865年，是一家制造橡胶鞋盒及其它产品的橡胶公司。

• strangely, the concise oxford dictionary of english etymology seems to agree with brewer’s and not with the oed—it’s fellow oxford university press publication, in blaming galoshes on the gauls.

  很奇怪，《简明牛津英语词典》中关于galoshes的词源解释似乎和布鲁尔氏大词典一致，却有悖于《牛津英语词典》（牛津大学出版社版本），不同意galoshes源自gauls的提法。

• faith himself did not like the shoe-pacs and wore galoshes over his leather combat boots.

  费斯本人就不喜好穿这类军靴，而是在皮建造战靴外面加了一个橡胶鞋套了事。

• they wear galoshes in wet weather.

  他们在下雨天穿胶套鞋。

• in hong kong people seldom wear galoshes in wet weather.

  在香港下雨天很少有人穿童鞋。