girls

英 [gɜːlz]

美 [gɜrlz]

n.  女孩; 姑娘; 女儿; 年轻女子; 女郎
girl的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 女孩；姑娘
  Agirlis a female child.
  1. ...an eleven year old girl...
     11岁的女孩
  2. I must have been a horrid little girl.
     我一定是个人见人烦的小女孩。
• N-COUNT 女儿
  You can refer to someone's daughter as agirl.
  1. We had a little girl.
     我们有一个小女儿。
• N-COUNT 年轻女子，小妞儿（可能具冒犯意味）
  Young women are often referred to asgirls. This use could cause offence.
  1. ...a pretty twenty-year-old girl.
     20岁的漂亮姑娘
• N-COUNT （男人的）女朋友
  Some people refer to a man's girlfriend as hisgirl.
  1. I've been with my girl for nine years.
     我同我女朋友交往9年了。

双语例句

• He is partial to pretty girls.
  他偏袒漂亮的女孩。
• Their fellow travellers are a mix of honeymooners, single girls on the prowl and elderly couples
  他们的旅伴中有度蜜月的新人，有寻觅伴侣的单身女孩，也有老年夫妇。
• Girls are being recruited now. I heard they are shaping up very well.
  现在开始招女兵了，我听说她们表现很好。
• He procured girls of 16 and 17 to be mistresses for his influential friends.
  他介绍了些十六七岁的女孩给他那些有权势的朋友当情人。
• He cracked jokes and talked about beer and girls.
  他爱说笑话，喜欢谈论啤酒和姑娘。
• They were afraid of being turned down when they asked girls to dance at high school hops.
  他们在中学社交舞会上邀请女孩子跳舞时，害怕会遭到拒绝。
• Girls, you're being very naughty
  姑娘们，你们真是淘气。
• There were shrieks of embarrassment as the girls struggled to protect their modesty.
  竭力保持着端庄形象的女孩们发出了尴尬的尖叫。
• I had fantasies, as do all mothers, about how life would be when my girls were grown
  和所有母亲一样，我对女儿们长大后的生活怀有幻想。
• By the end of term, girls will have learnt the niceties of dinner party conversation
  到学期结束，女生们将完成对晚宴谈话礼仪细节的学习。