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chaps

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noun

家伙, 伙计.

(obsolete outside Britain and Australia) A man, a fellow.

Examples :

"Who’s that chap over there?"

那边那个家伙是谁？

person human language

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noun

顾客，买主。

A customer, a buyer.

Examples :

"The store owner greeted the new chaps warmly, eager to get their order. "

店主热情地迎接了新来的几位顾客，急切地想知道他们要买什么。

person business commerce

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noun

孩子们，小孩。

Examples :

"The teacher asked the chaps to line up quietly before going to lunch. "

老师让孩子们在午饭前安静地排好队。

person human age family

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noun

裂缝，皲裂。

A cleft, crack, or chink, as in the surface of the earth, or in the skin.

Examples :

"The farmer noticed small chaps in the dry earth where he'd been plowing. "

农民注意到他犁过的干燥土地上出现了细小的裂缝.

geology body medicine nature appearance

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分裂，裂痕

A division; a breach, as in a party.

Examples :

"The political party's internal chaps led to disagreements over the campaign strategy. "

这个政党内部的分裂导致了竞选策略上的分歧。

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noun

一下，一击。

Examples :

"The teacher gave the student a sharp chaps on the hand for not paying attention. "

老师因为学生没认真听讲，就用手重重地打了一下他的手。

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verb

皲裂，干裂。

Of the skin, to split or flake due to cold weather or dryness.

Examples :

"In winter, my lips always chap from the dry, cold air. "

冬天，我的嘴唇总是因为干燥寒冷的天气而皲裂。

body medicine physiology condition

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verb

皲裂，使...干裂。

To cause to open in slits or chinks; to split; to cause the skin of to crack or become rough.

Examples :

"The cold wind often chaps my lips in the winter. "

冬天寒风经常把我的嘴唇吹得干裂。

body medicine physiology appearance condition

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verb

拍打，敲击

To strike, knock.

Examples :

"The carpenter chaps the wooden pieces together with a hammer. "

木匠用锤子将木头敲打在一起。

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noun

下巴, 颚.

(often in the plural) The jaw.

Examples :

"The dentist examined the patient's lower chaps to check for any damage. "

牙医检查了病人的下巴，看看有没有损伤。

anatomy body part organ physiology

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noun

夹颚，钳口

One of the jaws or cheeks of a vice, etc.

Examples :

"The machinist tightened the chaps of the vise to hold the metal firmly in place. "

那个机械师拧紧了虎钳的钳口，以便牢固地夹住金属。

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noun

章节，回目

(authorship) One of the main sections into which the text of a book is divided.

Examples :

"Detective novel writers try to keep up the suspense until the last chapter."

侦探小说家们总是试图将悬念保持到最后一章。

literature writing part

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noun

群体，派系。

A section of a social or religious body.

Examples :

"Within the larger church community, the "young adults" group functions as one of its active chaps. "

在更大的教会群体里，“青年团契”就像是其中一个活跃的派系。

group religion organization

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noun

一系列，一连串

A sequence (of events), especially when presumed related and likely to continue.

Examples :

"After a chaps of bad luck at school, things finally started to improve for Sarah. "

在学校里遭遇了一连串倒霉事之后，莎拉的情况终于开始好转了。

event time story process

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教諭，訓令.

A decretal epistle.

Examples :

"The priest read the chaps from the Pope, which outlined the church's new rules for fasting during Lent. "

神父宣读了教皇的教谕，其中概述了教会在大斋节期间斋戒的新规定。

theology religion writing literature law

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noun

地方，隔间

A location or compartment.

Examples :

""I organized my desk drawer into different chaps for pens, paperclips, and notebooks." "

我把我的书桌抽屉分成不同的隔间，分别放钢笔、回形针和笔记本。

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牛仔裤套，护腿。

Protective leather leggings attached at the waist.

Examples :

"Chaps were a costume staple of Westerns."

在西部片里，牛仔裤套是常见的服装。