bobbies
[ˈbɔbiz]

n.

警察( bobby的名词复数 )；

英英释义

bobby[ 'bɔbi ]

• n.an informal term for a British policeman

词组短语

bobby brown鲍比·布朗（歌手）

双语例句

1. Bobby cried when he broke his kite. Mother said, "You're a big boy now. Act your age."
   鲍比把风筝弄破时哭了起来。妈妈说：“你已经是个大孩子了，要像个大孩子的样子。”
2. Let Bobby run down to the post office for you: he can do it in the twinkling of an eye.
   让博比为你跑一躺邮局吧，这桩事他一眨眼功夫就能办好的。
3. Oh, don't worry about it. accidents happen. Besides, I knew Bobby was coming. I should have put that vase away.
   哦，别担心。意外总是会发生的。另外，知道鲍比要来，我应该早点把花瓶放起来。
4. John's new hat is a bobby dazzler.
   约翰的新几十非常引人注意。

权威例句

Improvement m draft-tubes for soda-fountains
Before the Bobbies: The Night Watch and Police Reform in Metropolitan London. 1720-1830 by Elaine A. Reynolds
Chief Constables: Bobbies, Bosses or Bureaucrats? by Robert Reiner
Cops and Bobbies: Police Authority in New York and London, 1830-1870
Bobbies, aliens and subversives: the relationship between community policing and coercive policing
‘I am just the man for Upsetting you Bloody Bobbies’: popular animosity towards the police in late nineteenth-century Leeds
Before the Bobbies: The Caroline Riots of 1821
These Bungling Bobbies Make the Keystone Cops Seem Professional; THE WEEKEND'S TV
Bobbies on the beat: Why more doesn’t necessarily mean less and why less doesn’t necessarily mean more
Bobbies Abroad