doughboy

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The doughboy was a predecessor of the doughnut.
  油炸面團(tuán)是甜甜圈的前身。
• Elizabeth wrote that a doughboy was a sweet fruit severed to Navy man on ships.
  伊麗莎白在書(shū)中寫(xiě)到，“兜博依”是給船上海軍吃的一種甜果。
• 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?庫(kù)斯特寫(xiě)到：“doughboy”曾經(jīng)是為船上的水手們制作的一種甜點(diǎn)，她還說(shuō)，“doughboy”也指士兵們衣服上的大紐扣。

原聲例句

• Elizabeth Custer wrote that a doughboy was a sweet food served to Navy men on ships.
• After the American Civil War in the eighteen sixties, a writer in a publication called Beadles Monthly used the word doughboy to describe Civil War soldiers.
• And if you think they sound strange, consider doughboy and GI Joe.

權(quán)威例句

• The Marlboro Man, The Pillsbury Doughboy, and Charlie The Tuna defined Chicago style.
  FORBES: What Happened To Chicago's Ad Agencies?
• Does Pillsbury really need a subsidy to promote its Doughboy?
  FORBES: Fact and Comment
• K.S.M. was just a little doughboy.
  NEWYORKER: The Black Sites
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