pullover

英 [ˈpʊləʊvə(r)]

美 [ˈpʊloʊvər]

n.  套头毛衣; 套衫

复数：pullovers　

TEM8

BNC.15828 / COCA.21554

牛津词典

noun

• 套头毛衣；套衫
  a knitted piece of clothing made of wool or cotton for the upper part of the body, with long sleeves and no buttons

柯林斯词典

• 套头毛衣
  Apulloveris a piece of woollen clothing that covers the upper part of your body and your arms. You put it on by pulling it over your head.

英英释义

noun

• a sweater that is put on by pulling it over the head
  Synonym:slipover

双语例句

• Pierce with a sharp stake or point. The pullover scratches a bit.
  用尖锐的树桩或者尖锐点刺穿。这件羊毛套衫有点刺激皮肤。
• He is dressed in a blue pullover, white shirt and a green tie, grey trousers.
  他身穿着蓝色套头衫，白衬衫和绿色领带，灰色裤子。
• What have you get in the way of woolen pullover?
  你们有些什么羊毛套衫？
• Our teacher always wears the same pullover.
  我们的老师总是穿着同一件套衫。
• The policeman wanted me to pullover.
  警员要我驶向一旁。
• E.g.your red pullover really stands out in that photograph.
  你的红毛衣在那张照片中非常显眼。
• I put on a pullover this morning because I thought it was going to be cold.
  今天早上我穿上一件套衫，因为我想天气也许要冷的。
• Wearing a dark grey pullover with a light green shirt, and darker green cotton trousers.
  身穿一件深灰色的套头毛衣，一件浅绿色衬衫和一条深绿色棉布裤子。
• Acrylic and wool blended pullover
  腈纶和羊毛混纺套衫
• Emily had to cast on extra stitches to make the pullover wide enough.
  埃米莉为了把套衫织得宽些，只好多放几针。