sneaker

IPA/ˈsniːkə(r)/
KK[snˈikɚ]IPA/ˈsniːkər/

sneaker — 名詞

  • sneakersingular
  • sneakersplural

1. A casual shoe, usually made of canvas or soft material with a rubber bottom, wor

1.名詞B1
釋義

運動鞋

鞋底為橡膠的輕便鞋

A casual shoe, usually made of canvas or soft material with a rubber bottom, worn for sports, exercise, or everyday activities

例句

Baraka tied his sneakers and went for a run in the park.

Baraka 繫好他的運動鞋，去公園跑步。

The children wore old sneakers to play in the muddy garden.

孩子們穿著舊運動鞋在泥濘的花園裡玩耍。

used for play or outdoor activities

常見搭配
  • a pair of sneakers
  • wear sneakers
  • buy sneakers
  • new / old / white / black sneakers
  • sneakers for [walking / running / the gym]
  • lace up sneakers
同義詞
  • trainers

    The standard British English term for the same type of shoe

  • athletic shoes

    More formal or commercial; often used in stores and product descriptions

  • running shoes

    A specific subtype designed for running, not for general casual wear

  • tennis shoes

    An older American term, now less common than sneakers

反義詞
  • dress shoes

    Formal footwear worn with suits or smart attire

  • boots

    Heavy footwear covering the ankle, for hiking or cold weather

用法筆記

This word is most commonly used in the plural form (sneakers), because shoes come in pairs. A single shoe can be called 'a sneaker' when needed. In British English, the equivalent word is trainers.

常見錯誤

I need a new sneaker.' (when buying a pair)
I need new sneakers.
Sneakers is almost always used in the plural because they come in pairs.
She wore sneakers to the formal dinner.
She wore dress shoes to the formal dinner.
Sneakers are too casual for formal occasions.

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常用片語

  • a pair of sneakers

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