sneakers
sneakers — 名詞
1. soft, low-cut shoes with a rubber sole, worn for running, exercise, or as casual
運動鞋;球鞋
鞋底為橡膠的休閒運動鞋
soft, low-cut shoes with a rubber sole, worn for running, exercise, or as casual everyday footwear
Rafael laced up his new white sneakers before the morning jog.
Rafael 在晨跑前綁好他全新的白色運動鞋。
collocation: lace up + sneakers
Layla wore bright pink sneakers to her cousin's birthday party.
Layla 穿著亮粉色的球鞋去參加表姊的生日派對。
A pair of muddy sneakers sat by the back door after the football match.
足球賽結束後,後門邊放著一雙沾滿泥巴的球鞋。
Christopher bought cheap sneakers at the mall because he needed them for gym class.
Christopher 在購物中心買了便宜的運動鞋,因為體育課需要穿。
These old sneakers are too tight now, so I should give them to my younger brother.
這雙舊球鞋現在太緊了,我應該把它送給弟弟。
- trainers
British English equivalent; same object, different region
- running shoes
more specific — emphasises the activity of running
- tennis shoes
older American term, sometimes used for any casual sports shoe
- kicks
very informal slang, often used by younger speakers
- dress shoes
formal leather shoes worn with smart clothing
文法句型
a pair of sneakers
sneakers + plural verb
用法筆記
Always plural in form, like 'jeans' or 'glasses'; count with 'a pair of'. American English term; British English typically uses 'trainers'.