old white发音

意思翻译

旧白色

相似词语短语

white───vt.<古>使变白，把……涂白；n.（White）怀特（人名）；n.白色；洁白；白种人；adj.白色的；白种的；纯洁的

old───n.(Old)人名；(英)奥尔德；adj.陈旧的，古老的；年老的；n.古时

d old───n.(Dold)人名；(德)多尔德；abbr.弥漫性阻塞性肺部疾病（diffuseobstructivelungdisease）

old pal───老朋友（非正式）

old timers───老资格；老前辈

old plate───旧盘子

poor old───可怜的老人

old head───[地名] [英国] 奥尔德角；n.元老

old ladies───n.老妇人；母亲

双语使用场景

Bozo contemptuously pointed out an old white-bearded screever fifty yards away.───博佐不屑地指着五十码远的一个白胡子马路画家。

I once saw an old white bear attacked by a younger black bear. I was about to jump in and pepper spray the black one.───我曾经有一次看到一只年轻的黑熊袭击一只老白熊。

I ran downstairs ahead of him to throw my backpack in his old white diesel Mercedes, and there it was: a big, glittery rainbow flag sticker.───我跑下楼越过他，把我的背包扔进他老旧的白色柴油梅赛德斯里，然后我看见：一个巨大、闪闪发光的彩旗贴纸。

Monica Lewinsky was a 21-year-old White House intern who delivered pizza to President Clinton, then flirted with him and flashed her thong.───莫妮卡·莱温斯基是一个21岁的白宫实习生，她的工作就是给克林顿总统送比萨饼，然后用她的丁字裤挑逗了他。

Among the company of old white-bearded philosophers there is a young man with a black pointed beard.───在这一大群胡须苍白的哲学家中，有一位年轻人有黑色的尖拱胡须。

There was an old white horse no longer able to trot, wistfully watching cars running down the open road.───一匹老得跑不动的白马若有所思地看着公路上奔驰的车辆。

She turned slowly. An old, white battered truck sat on her perfectly manicured lawn just behind her. The engine was hot and grumbling.───她慢慢转过身，一辆白色的老破卡车就停在她身后精心修剪的草坪上。引擎还热着，发着吼声。

One night as I prepared for bed, I rubbed my hands with petroleum jelly and covered them with a pair of old white gloves.───一天晚上，我准备睡觉前用凡士林霜搓了手并带上一双旧白色手套。

LinkedIn is intended to appeal to its average user: the 41-year-old white-collar professional with an income of $109, 000 a year.───LinkedIn吸引的用户平均年龄为41岁，多为白领阶层的专业人士，人均年收入10.9万美元。

英语使用场景

Liberal chums tell me that old, white, military men top the bill.

I had no screen, so I projected the slides onto an old white sheet.

Green is much better than boring old white.

In the experience of friends who canvass for the Labour party, old, white, middle-class men are the rudest.

They pull into the driveway of an old, white Victorian house.

An old white gate with no middle spar, Rusty bikes and the door of a car.

Below that old white mountain, just a little southeast of Nome.

By far the rudest electors, in my canvassing experience, are old, white, working-class men.

There is a young, twenty-three year old white woman named Ashley Baia who organized for our campaign in Florence, South Carolina.