skirt
裙子,裙装,短裙,裙摆
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Definitions
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- : the part of a gown, dress, slip, or coat that extends downward from the waist.
- : a one-piece garment extending downward from the waist and not joined between the legs, worn especially by women and girls.
- : some part resembling or suggesting the skirt of a garment, as the flared lip of a bell or a protective and ornamental cloth strip covering the legs of furniture.
- : a small leather flap on each side of a saddle, covering the metal bar from which the stirrup hangs.
- : Building Trades. baseboard. apron.
- : Also called apron .Furniture. a flat horizontal brace set immediately beneath the seat of a chair, chest of drawers, or the like, to strengthen the legs.Also called bed, frieze. .a flat brace or support immediately beneath a tabletop.
- : Usually skirts . the bordering, marginal, or outlying part of a place, group, etc.; the outskirts.
- : Older Slang: Usually Disparaging and Offensive. a term used to refer to a woman or girl: to chase some skirt;a skirt chaser.
- : Rocketry. an outer part of a rocket or missile that provides structural support or houses such systems as avionics or gyroscopes.
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- : to lie on or along the border of: The hills skirt the town.
- : to border, wrap, or cover with a skirt or something suggesting a skirt in appearance or function.
- : to pass along or around the border or edge of: Traffic skirts the town.
- : to avoid, go around the edge of, or keep distant from: The senator skirted the issue.
- : to remove low-grade wool and foreign matter from.
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- : to be or lie on or along the edge of something.
- : to move along or around the border of something.
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Examples
This is also why insulated skirts are so great—and the longer, the warmer.
A full array of features—the helmet-compatible hood, a powder skirt, chest and hand pockets, two-way zippers, pit zips—kept us comfortable during long days riding lap after windy lap.
Eloquii Elements is available in sizes 14 through 28 and has debuted a ready to wear collection of fall essentials including sweaters, jumpsuits, dresses, skirts and more.
Companies such as Heim-Made have further expanded the market with down skirts for cold climates.
In the process, their motions twist the gas around them like swirling skirts.
Assad-affiliated Christian militias skirt around the territory of rival groups aligned with the YPG.
Traitz then claimed Cosby convinced her to get back in the car, took her to a shop to buy a new skirt, and that was that.
The coat, with fitted bodice, nipped-in waist, and full skirt, created a familiar silhouette for Kate.
Her old sister, Marianne, had showed up to her polling place wearing a black skirt, black top, and black heels.
On stage, Amber spoofed Sarah Palin in a topknot and librarian glasses, yanking a toy gun and stuffed moose from her skirt.
These form one of the many island groups that hang like a fringe or festoon on the skirt of the continent of Asia.
She was dressed in her brightest skirt and fairly shone with the abundance of cheap jewelry she wore.
He thrust one hand into his gold-coloured skirt, and produced a glass bottle full of some very cheap perfume from Europe.
She wore a dust-colored habit with divided skirt, and a soft felt hat and gloves of the same shade.
She seized her skirt drying before the fire and wrapped it around her bare shoulders as she ran through the outer door.