boy scout

基本解释

• n. 童子军；过于理想而不切实际者；单纯的政治家

英汉例句

双语例句

• Just before the end of the Cub Scout program I took them all to a Boy Scout meeting to see how it was and help them make the final yes or no decision to continue on in the Scouting program.
  在幼年童子军计划要结束的前夕我把他们待到了一个童子军会议上，想让他们亲身感受一下，以便帮助他们对是否继续童子军之路做出决定。
• The watch features a removable compass that, when used with the scratch-resistant mirror and the compass’s reflective surface, can give any Boy Scout the tools to find his way home.
  这款手表的特色在于装了个可移动的指南针，使用手表防刮的镜面和指南针的反射表面能够帮任何一个童子军找到回家的路。
• These may sound like the attributes of a Boy Scout, but they are basic values that all professionals should follow.
  这些听起来像童子军，但这些是所有专业人士都应遵循的基本价值观。

原声例句

• But first we visit some campers under the stars at the National Boy Scout Jamboree.
• It's almost like what you looked for in a Boy Scout or a Girl Scout.
  这就像对男童军,或女童军的要求
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• Mario Ritter tells why. This Boy Scout Jamboree celebrated one hundred years of Scouting.

权威例句

• Mr Ellis remarks that the coastguard has long been the Boy Scout of America's armed services.
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词组短语

短语

• Boy y Scout 童子军
• boy -scout 男童子军
• a boy -scout knife 童子军用的多功能小刀
• The Last Boy Scout 终极尖兵;最后战士;最后的童子军;最终尖兵
• boy scout rule 童子军规则

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• The Boy Scouts is an organization for boys which teaches them discipline and practical skills.
• A Boy Scout is a boy who is a member of the Boy Scouts.

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专业释义

历史学

• 童子军；过于理想而不切实际者；单纯的政治家

教育学

• 童子军