plaid
plaid 英 [plæd] 美 [plæd]
n. 格子花呢；格子图案 adj. 有格子图案的
名词复数:plaids
- Plaid describes the crisscross pattern found on a Scottish kilt or a punk rocker’s pants. It can be a kind of cloth woven with the design, or a name for the design itself. Fashion-wise, it’s a bold but versatile pattern.
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- n. 格子花呢；格子图案
- adj. 有格子图案的
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1. Unlike Mr Romney, he seems comfortable in a denim jacket, plaid shirt and corduroy trousers; his wife and two of his daughters accompanied him across New Hampshire in fashionable skinny jeans.
与罗姆尼不同的是，他看起来很适合穿牛仔夹克，格子花呢上衣和灯芯绒长裤。 他夫人和两个女儿都身着时尚紧身牛仔裤陪着他穿越了新罕布什尔。
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2. The upper half of the big kilt evolved into the separate plaid (or sash) which is now worn at more formal events.
大格呢裙的上半身则逐渐演变为单独的格呢披肩（或肩带），如今多在较为正式的场合穿着。
- plaid (n.) 1510s, from Scottish, from or related to Gaelic plaide "blanket, mantle," of unknown origin, perhaps a contraction of peallaid "sheepskin," from peall "skin," from Latin pellis (but OED finds this "phonetically improbable"). The wearing of it by males forbidden by Act of Parliament, under penalty of transportation, 1746-82. As an adjective c. 1600, from the noun.
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