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waistlines

英 [ˈweɪstlaɪnz]

美 [ˈweɪstˌlaɪnz]

n.  腰围; (衣服的)腰部,腰
waistline的复数

柯林斯词典

  • N-COUNT 腰围
    Yourwaistlineis your waist measurement.
    1. A passion for cooking does not necessarily have to be bad for your waistline.
      热衷于做菜并不一定会导致腰围增粗。
  • (衣服的)腰身
    Thewaistlineof a piece of clothing is the place where the upper and lower parts are sewn together, which is near to your waist when you wear it.

    双语例句

    • Relationship of fatty liver to body weight indexes and waistlines of male workers in Qingdao Port
      青岛港男性职工脂肪肝与体重指数和腰围的关系
    • At last, some good news for women whose waistlines wobble.
      腰粗的女性终于能听到点儿好消息了。
    • But convenience eating comes at a price: McDonald's must be held at least partly responsible for the supersizing of American waistlines.
      麦当劳食品必须为美国人腰围的超级肥大负责,至少要负部分责任。
    • As Japanese waistlines expand, so is the market for girdles& for men.
      眼下日本男人的腰围正呈日益增加之势,由此该国男用束腹产品的市场也在同步扩大。
    • Some experts say the government's guidelines on everything from waistlines to blood pressure are so strict that meeting, or exceeding, those targets will be impossible.
      一些专家说,关于从腰围到血压的详尽的政府指导原则是如此严格,以致不可能达到或超过。
    • Comparable figures for the Japanese are sketchy since waistlines have not been measured officially in the past.
      日本可比较的数据并不完全,因为过去从未进行过对腰围的官方测量。
    • Health care may be expanding rapidly, but so are waistlines.
      医疗保健或许正在迅速拓宽,而人们的腰围亦是如此。
    • As they fight rising health-care costs and poor results from voluntary wellness programs, companies across America are penalizing workers for a range of conditions, including high blood pressure and thick waistlines.
      就在应对医保费用不断上升、自愿健康计划收效甚微的局面的同时,全美各地的企业开始对具有某些身体状况的员工实施惩戒措施,其中包括高血压和粗腰围。
    • Now recovered from their trauma, the portly pussies have been christened Roly Poly and Pudding in homage to their waistlines.
      现在这两只肥猫已经从重创中恢复过来。人们向它们的腰围致敬,给它们起名为圆滚滚和布丁。
    • Like waistlines in many prosperous countries, cellphones are going XXL and some of their owners are struggling to tuck them in.
      就像许多富裕国家居民的腰围一样,如今手机的尺寸也在逐渐增大,一些手机用户在费劲地想办法把它们塞进自己的兜里。