buckskin

noun

1. 鹿皮革；羊皮革
   soft leather made from the skin of deer or goats , used for making gloves, bags, etc.

1. 鹿皮革；羊皮革
   Buckskin is soft, strong leather made from the skin of a deer or a goat.

1. Many early American woodsmen wore buckskin clothing.
   许多早年的美国伐木人穿鹿皮衣服。
2. The buckskin, finding NO feed to her taste, took the trail stablewards, the bridle dragging.
   那匹黄骠马找不到合意的东西吃，就顺着小径朝马房走去，缰绳拖在地上。
3. I was about to keep driving by when I saw a man dressed up in an old buckskin jacket and a large worn out hat.
   我正打算一路开下去，这时见到路边有个人穿着件旧鹿皮夹克，头上戴着顶破帽子。
4. Another story is that the fringes were there to provide a ready source of buckskin thongs for tying.
   另一个说法是鹿皮带缘饰可以随时用来绑扎东西。
5. Little Gopher looked at white buckskin and on it he saw colors as bright and beautiful as those made by the setting sun.
   小高梵看着洁白的鹿皮，他看到薄薄的洁白的鹿皮一片灿烂，上面像是洒满了天空的夕阳流金。
6. Along with Golden Bay, Golden Buckskin and Golden Dun, one of the archetypical Akhal-Teke colors.
   随着金湾，黄金鹿皮和黄金盾的原型阿克哈-塔克马的色彩之一。
7. Tourists, the Cherokee believe, like to see a Chief dressed in buckskin and ornamented with a grand feather headdress that encircles that Chief's face and trails down his back to the ground.
   彻罗基人认为游客喜欢看到首领穿着鹿皮，戴着围绕在他脸部周围、拽地华丽羽毛头饰。
8. And as the colors in the sky began to fade, Little Gopher gazed at the white buckskin and he was happy.
   一直到夕阳的余辉在天空开始转淡。小高梵盯着洁白的鹿皮，终于心里乐开了花。

noun

1. horse of a light yellowish dun color with dark mane and tail

2. a soft yellowish suede leather originally from deerskin but now usually from sheepskin