galoshes

noun

1. 橡胶套鞋（雨天套在平常穿的鞋上，现已不常见）
   rubber shoes (no longer very common) that are worn over normal shoes in wet weather
   1. a pair of galoshes
      一双橡胶套鞋

1. （通常指橡胶制成的）防水套鞋
   Galoshes are waterproof shoes, usually made of rubber, which you wear over your ordinary shoes to prevent them getting wet.

1. Take one's coat off; take off one's galoshes.
   脱去外衣；脱下套靴。
2. Their aim was to use media and materials in new ways in order to improve everything from buildings and transport to dishes and galoshes.
   他们要用新的方式使媒介改善一切事物，包括建筑，交通，碟子，雨鞋。
3. In Hong Kong people seldom wear galoshes in wet weather.
   在喷鼻港下雨天很少有人穿童鞋。
4. They wear galoshes in wet weather.
   他们在下雨天穿胶套鞋。
5. A great big beetle came up underneath the lily leaf and tweaked the toe of one of his galoshes.
   一个大甲虫游到那个百合叶子下面，拧他在橡胶鞋套里的脚趾。
6. One of Ramona's galoshes was lying on the landing.
   瑞摩娜的一只套鞋正躺在落脚处。
7. Bundle up warm, but leave your galoshes at home.
   穿得暖和一点，可是不必穿雨靴。
8. Before you even take off your coat ( and hat, gloves, scarf, galoshes, etc), you have already scored a victory over the weather and this early-morning success puts you in a winning frame of mind.
   甚至在你脱去外套（还有帽子、手套、围巾和橡胶套鞋等）之前，你就已经在与天气的较量中赢得了胜利，而这项一大早取得的成就，将使你进入赢者的精神状态。
9. Members of another group said they did not dare tend their rice paddies without wearing gloves and galoshes because irrigation water caused their skin to peel off.
   另一群成员说他们不敢没有穿着手套和胶鞋就下田照看他们的水稻，因为灌溉的水使得他们掉皮。
10. In The Dead, the author James Joyce skillfully employs multiple pairs of opposite-symbols such as snow and galoshes, the dead and the alive, Ivos and Gabriel as well as the west and the east to develop the story and manifest its deepseated theme.
    在《死者》中，乔伊斯娴熟地运用大雪与套鞋、死者与生者、艾弗丝与加布里埃尔以及西方与东方等二元对立象征来推动故事情节的发展和彰显小说深层主题。