waistlines

英 [ˈweɪstlaɪnz]

美 [ˈweɪstˌlaɪnz]

n.  腰围; (衣服的)腰部，腰
waistline的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 腰围
  Yourwaistlineis your waist measurement.
  1. A passion for cooking does not necessarily have to be bad for your waistline.
     热衷于做菜并不一定会导致腰围增粗。
• (衣服的)腰身
  Thewaistlineof a piece of clothing is the place where the upper and lower parts are sewn together, which is near to your waist when you wear it.

双语例句

• They performed a physical exam with blood tests, and checked demographic information, smoking status, measured their waistlines, and tested their lung function.
  他们进行了体检和血液化验，并记录了人口信息、吸烟状况，测量了腰围及肺功能。
• Economies in Southeast Asia are not the only things growing in the region. Waistlines are too& and that has doctors and health experts worried about the strains a clutch of new health problems could put on many countries still in the process of developing.
  伴随着东南亚地区经济一同增长的，还有人们的腰围――医生和卫生专家担心，一系列新的健康问题可能会对许多发展中国家造成负担。
• But convenience eating comes at a price: McDonald's must be held at least partly responsible for the supersizing of American waistlines.
  麦当劳食品必须为美国人腰围的超级肥大负责，至少要负部分责任。
• The survey showed that reaching for fatty foods is not only bad for our waistlines, but our bank balances too with the typical worker forking out 221.76 a year on junk food to improve their mood.
  研究显示，选择油腻的食物不仅对我们的身体曲线无益，对我们的收支平衡也没有好处为了改善自己的心情，典型的公司员工一年要在垃圾食品上花费221.76英镑。
• Now recovered from their trauma, the portly pussies have been christened Roly Poly and Pudding in homage to their waistlines.
  现在这两只肥猫已经从重创中恢复过来。人们向它们的腰围致敬，给它们起名为圆滚滚和布丁。
• Waistlines won't thin along with wallets if sales figures at the nation's biggest fast-food chain are any indication.
  如果美国最大的快餐连锁店“麦当劳”的销量增加，那么美国人的腰围就不会像钱包一样瘪下去。
• She is also working on a sequel to Wrinkles, Waistlines, and Wet Pants.
  她还在研制一种续集皱纹，腰围、和湿裤子。
• Comparable figures for the Japanese are sketchy since waistlines have not been measured officially in the past.
  日本可比较的数据并不完全，因为过去从未进行过对腰围的官方测量。
• Like waistlines in many prosperous countries, cellphones are going XXL and some of their owners are struggling to tuck them in.
  就像许多富裕国家居民的腰围一样，如今手机的尺寸也在逐渐增大，一些手机用户在费劲地想办法把它们塞进自己的兜里。
• In Amagasaki, a city in western Japan, officials have moved aggressively to measure waistlines in what the government calls special checkups.
  在尼崎市，日本西部的一个城市，公务员对在政府称为特别健康审查的过程中测量腰围相当积极。