dockers

英 [ˈdɒkəz]

美 [ˈdɑkərz]

网络  泊坞窗; 码头工人; 都市休闲服饰名牌多克斯; 多克斯; 卡其裤

牛津词典

noun

• （美国）道克斯全棉长裤
  a US make of trousers/pants made of cotton

双语例句

• With the development of transportation, the dockers in Wuhan became a special community.
  随着交通运输业的繁荣发展，武汉码头工人群体兴起、壮大，成为一个特殊的职业群体。
• The dockers in Liverpool are out.
  利物浦的码头工人罢工了。
• The dockers loaded the ship overtime so as to send it off Early the next morning.
  码头工人加班装船，以便第二天一早就送船出港。
• The dockers discharged the cargo from the ship. Dockers started unloading.
  码头工人从船上卸货。码头工人开始卸船。
• They all supported the dockers of that country in their strike.
  他们都支持那个国家码头工人的罢工。
• On the other side of the hawser was a hostile knot of young dockers.
  在钢缆的那一边，是一伙满怀敌意的码头工人。
• With the help of the Chinese dockers, the foreign seaman got back the watch he had lost.
  在中国码头工人的帮助下，那个外国海员找回了他丢失的手表。
• There were four kinds of people forming the group: Peasants from Hubei or other provinces who were the main part of the dockers, the urban poor people without fixed occupations, bankrupt handicraftsmen, the bamboo and wood porters and pulling ship workers.
  码头工人的来源主要有四大类：本省及外省的农民、无固定职业的城市贫民、破产手工业者、外省的竹木工人和拉船工人，其中本省的农民是武汉码头工人的主体。
• On September 18 the dockers again came out on strike.
  9月18日，码头工人再次举行罢工。
• Especially after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, because of the economic depression and inflation, conflicts between dockers and employers took place even more frequently, which had obstructed the economic development of Wuhan.
  特别是到抗战胜利后，经济萧条、通货膨胀，劳资纠纷更是频频发生，阻碍了武汉工商经济的发展。