gaiter

noun

1. 绑腿，护腿（旧时为男士所穿，现主要为徒步者或登山者所穿）
   a cloth or leather covering for the leg between the knee and the ankle. Gaiters were worn by men in the past and are now mainly worn by people who go walking or climbing.
   1. a pair of gaiters
      一副绑腿

1. But they got no further in speech just then. They crept and crept, the hem of her petticoat just touching his gaiter, and his elbow sometimes brushing hers. At last the dairyman, who came next, could stand it no longer.
   不过当时他们没有多说别的话，他们弯着腰不停地搜寻着，苔丝的裙边正好碰到克莱尔的绑腿，克莱尔的胳膊肘有时也碰着了苔丝的胳膊。
2. To enter Gaiter, I strapped on a head-mounted display and a flak jacket, as well as forearm and shin guards. A bullet-proof car stops bullets from passing through it.
   进入测步者之前，我先戴上头部显示器，并且穿上防弹衣，为前臂与小腿戴上护具。防弹车防止子弹穿透。
3. The white exterior will be matched with a red leather interior and complimented by unique red colouring for stitching on the gear lever gaiter.
   白色的外观将可以与红色真皮内饰和独特的红色颜料赞扬的齿轮缝合杠杆绑腿。
4. Objective: To investigate the effect of trace element lithium on the occurrence of endemic gaiter.
   目的：研究碘缺乏病流行地区除严重缺碘外，微量元素提对甲状腺肿的影响。

noun

1. legging consisting of a cloth or leather covering for the leg from the knee to the ankle

2. a shoe covering the ankle with elastic gores in the sides

3. a cloth covering (a legging) that covers the instep and ankles

   Synonym:    spat