wallets

英 [ˈwɒlɪts]

美 [ˈwɔləts]

n. (放钞票、信用卡的)钱包，皮夹子; (携带文件用的)皮夹，塑料夹，硬纸夹
wallet的复数

柯林斯词典

钱包;皮夹
Awalletis a small flat folded case, usually made of leather or plastic, in which you can keep banknotes and credit cards.

They were knocked to the ground, beaten senseless and robbed of their wallets
他们遭重拳击倒在地，被打得不省人事，钱包也被抢走了。
Japanese digital wallets can be loaded with cash at stores or through an arrangement with a credit card company.
日本的数字钱包可在商店或通过与信用卡公司的安排进行充值。
Although a wallet is free for consumers, vendors charge merchants for wallets.
虽然钱包对消费者是免费的，但（钱包）供应商对商家使用钱包要收费。
Who steal wallets and beg drugs at bars.
偷了钱包在酒吧里乞药。
If rising prices have truly fattened their wallets, the Chinese economy need not worry about domestic demand.
如果涨的价格真正进到劳动者的腰包，中国经济也不用老操心内需问题了。
They all get their wallets out and give generous tips.
他们全都拿出自己的钱包，给了很多的小费。
Less toxic materials go in the landfill, more money goes into consumers 'wallets.
它减少了填埋垃圾中的有毒物质，又让更多的钱进了消费者的腰包。
Wallets with baby pictures'most likely to be returned '.
研究：有宝宝照片的钱包最易“失而复得”。
They were knocked to the ground and robbed of their wallets
他们被打倒在地并被抢走了钱包。
His father and friends also carried aspirin in their wallets in the event of a heart attack.
他父亲和朋友也会在钱包里携带阿司匹林，防范心脏病发作。