doughboy

英式音标：['dəʊbɔɪ]

美式音标：['doʊˌbɔɪ]

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概况：

n. 步兵；团子

词义：

n.

步兵；炸油饼；

英英释义

doughboy[ 'dəubɔi ]

n.

an American infantryman in World War I

a rounded lump of dough that is deep-fried and served as hot bread

"the doughboy was a predecessor of the doughnut"

用法：

权威例句

[Doughboy]

Doughboys, the Great War and the Remaking of America

Doughboys, the Great War, and the Remaking of America (review)

The Doughboys Network: Social Interactions and the Employment of World War I Veterans

The doughboys network: social interactions and labor market outcomes of World War I veterans

Diet and feeding regimens for larval doughboy scallops, Mimachlamys asperrima

Spawning induction and fertilisation in the doughboy scallop Chlamys (Mimachlamys) asperrima

Larval and juvenile development of the doughboy scallop, Chlamys (Chlamys) asperrimus (Lamarck) (Mollusca : Pectinidae)

Ontogenetic changes in salinity and temperature tolerance in the doughboy scallop, Mimachlamys asperrima

Toxicity of cyanide, iron-cyanide complexes, and a blast furnace effluent to larvae of the doughboy scallop, Chlamys asperrimus

同义词：infantryman,infantry,gnocchi

英语词源：

doughboy (n.)

"U.S. soldier," 1864, American English, said to have been in oral use from 1854, or from the Mexican-American War (1847), it is perhaps from resemblance of big buttons on old uniforms to a sort of biscuit of that name (1680s), but there are various other conjectures.

造句：

1. That was when I was a doughboy in world war l.

那时是“一战”时，我是一名步兵。

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2. The doughboy was a predecessor of the doughnut.

油炸面团是甜甜圈的前身。

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3. When you stroll down the grocery aisle, glance at the faces peering out from bottles, cans and cartons: Aunt Jemima. The Pillsbury Doughboy. Elsie the Cow. The Brawny Lumberjack.

当你在货架前闲逛时，留意一下那些从玻璃瓶、罐头盒和纸盒上出现的面孔：杰迈玛阿姨、面团宝宝、奶牛埃尔希和强壮伐木工。

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4. Elizabeth Custer wrote that a doughboy was a sweet food served to Navy men on ships. She also said the name was given to the large buttons on the clothes of soldiers.

伊莉莎白•库斯特写到：“doughboy”曾经是为船上的水手们制作的一种甜点，她还说，“doughboy”也指士兵们衣服上的大纽扣。

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5. Elizabeth Custer wrote that a doughboy was a sweet food served to Navy men on ships. She also said the name was given to the large buttons on the clothes of soldiers.

伊莉莎白•库斯特写到：“doughboy”曾经是为船上的水手们制作的一种甜点，她还说，“doughboy”也指士兵们衣服上的大纽扣。

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