
好词典

源自中古英语 'sho',与古英语 'scōh' 同源,可能与古高地德语 'scuoh' 有关。
❶ 鞋子,穿在脚上用于保护或装饰的物品,通常由皮革、布料或橡胶等材料制成。
“I need to buy a new pair of shoes for the party.”
(我需要为派对买一双新鞋。)
“Her shoes were covered in mud after the hike.”
(徒步后,她的鞋子沾满了泥巴。)
fill someone's shoes — 接替某人的职位或角色,通常指难以替代的重要人物。
“After the manager retired, it was hard to find someone to fill his shoes.”
(经理退休后,很难找到能接替他职位的人。)
in someone's shoes — 设身处地为某人着想,想象自己处于对方的处境。
“If you were in my shoes, you would understand why I made that decision.”
(如果你站在我的立场上,就会明白我为什么做那个决定。)