sarong

noun

1. 莎笼（马来西亚人和印度尼西亚人裹在腰或胸以下的长条布，男女均穿）
   a long piece of cloth wrapped around the body from the waist or the chest, worn by Malaysian and Indonesian men and women

1. 莎笼，围裙(尤指马来西亚人围在腰间或裹在身上的一块长布)
   A sarong is a piece of clothing that is worn especially by Malaysian men and women. It consists of a long piece of cloth wrapped round the waist or body.

1. He fled wearing only a sarong and a tattered shirt.
   他逃走时只穿着莎笼和破旧的衬衫。
2. Many, both women and men wear a sarong called longyi.
   很多人，包括妇女和男子都穿一种叫做腰布的围裙。
3. Beckham, famed for his fashionable hairstyles, diamond stud earrings and for wearing a sarong on the beach, is a metro* ual style icon par excellence.
   以新潮发型、钻石耳钉和在海滩穿着布裙而著名的小贝就是“都市中性男”的典型代表。
4. Dad is a handsome young man in a sarong; he has the muscular calves of a Soviet war hero's statue.
   父亲是俊俏的年轻人，穿沙龙裙；有着苏俄战争英雄雕像的健壮小腿肚。
5. Not too long ago I was traveling in a country where many men were named Mario, but not one of them was a small, muscular, energetic Balinese fellow wearing a silk sarong and a flower behind his ear.
   不久前，我才在一个有很多男人名叫马里奥的国家旅行，却没有哪个是矮小、健壮、精力充沛的巴厘岛小伙子，穿条沙龙丝裙，耳后插朵花。
6. The ensemble is far more elegant than the bulky sarong adopted by too many female holidaymakers these days.
   这个搭配比当下大多女性在度假时穿的宽大布裙要优雅得多。
7. She slowly unwound her sarong.
   她慢慢地解开莎笼。
8. The sarong worn by people in southeast asia looks like a skirt.
   东南亚人穿的纱笼，样子很像长裙。

noun

1. a loose skirt consisting of brightly colored fabric wrapped around the body