wineskin
英 [waɪns'kɪn] 美 [waɪns'kɪn]

n.

葡萄酒囊（以整张羊皮制成）；

英英释义

wineskin[ 'wainskin ]

• n.an animal skin (usually a goatskin) that forms a bag and is used to hold and dispense wine

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The bible says an old wineskin could not contain the new wine.
   圣经说,旧皮袋不能装新的酒。
2. By the power of the diamond, he had to keep right on blowing up to the next morning, with his face bulging like a wineskin.
   由于钻石戒指的魔力,他一直不停地吹到第二天早晨,脸都吹得浮肿起来,象个皮酒囊。

权威例句

Old Wine in a New Wineskin
'Undoing the Wineskin's Foot': Athenian Slang?
The biblical jubilee: old wineskin for a new wine?
Old wine in new wineskin? Social change and traditional religion in Bali Nyonga
New Developmentalism in the Old Wineskin of Neoliberalismin Uganda
Old wine in a new wineskin: college choice, college access using agent-based modeling
Old Wine in a New Wineskin: College Choice, College Access Using Agent-Based Modeling
New Wine into Old Wineskin: The Effects of CEO Outsiderness on Firm-Level Attentional Stickiness
Perichoresis: New Theological Wine in an Old Theological Wineskin
№090: Germany’s Policy towards Russia: New Wine in an Old Wineskin