greatcoat

英 [ˈɡreɪtkəʊt]

美 [ˈɡreɪtkoʊt]

n.  (尤指士兵穿的)厚长大衣

复数：greatcoats　

BNC.25393 / COCA.32260

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指士兵穿的）厚长大衣
  a long heavy coat, especially one worn by soldiers

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指作为制服的）厚长大衣
  Agreatcoatis a long thick coat that is worn especially as part of a uniform.
  1. ...an army greatcoat.
     军大衣

英英释义

noun

• a heavy coat worn over clothes in winter
  Synonym:overcoattopcoat

双语例句

• The pockets of his greatcoat are filled with scraps of food brought from England, the proof, he says, that the British tried to poison him.
  他厚厚的大衣口袋里装满了从英格兰带回来的食物残渣，并称之为英国试图毒害他的证据。
• His greatcoat, instead of being brought for him to put on directly, was spread out in the curricle in which he was to accompany his son.
  他的大衣给拿下来了，但不是让他当即穿上，而是铺在他同儿子乘坐的双轮轻便马车上。
• Frank came in, his greatcoat over his arm, and handed it to Tony.
  弗兰克拿着自己的大衣进来了，顺手把大衣递给了托尼。
• He wore a flat gray cloth cap, a dingy wool-colored greatcoat, and cowhide boots.
  他身穿一件肮脏的羊毛色大衣，头戴一顶扁平的灰色帽子，足登一双牛皮靴。
• Caralli came in, looking as shabby as ever in an old greatcoat.
  卡拉里穿着那件破大衣走了进来，看上去和往常一样破破烂烂。
• He bought a greatcoat for himself of soothing proportions.
  他给自己买了一件尺码肥大舒适的大衣。
• He was wearing a military greatcoat with a single row of campaign ribbons.
  他身穿一件军大衣，上面挂着一排战功纪念绶带。
• The richness of the dark-blue carpet gave one the impression of treading on velvet. greatcoat, made up of felt or non-woven fabrics ( excl. babies ')
  厚厚的深蓝色地毯，踩上去使你觉得好像是踩在天鹅绒上。厚大衣，缩绒或非织造织物制（婴儿装除外）
• He said, opening his greatcoat, which he held bundled up in his arms.
  他说，打开他的大衣，这件大衣是被他裹成一团抱在怀里的。
• Imes removed his greatcoat from the cloakroom.
  艾姆斯从衣帽间取出他的大衣。