Derby1
proper nounPlural derbies, Plural Derbiesˈdɑːbiˈdɑrbi
A city in the Midlands of England, on the River Derwent; population 244,700 (est. 2009).
德比（英格兰中部地区一城市，在德文特河畔，1991年人口214, 000）
Derby2
nounPlural derbies, Plural Derbies ˈdɑːbiˈdərbē
1An annual flat race for three-year-old horses, founded in 1780 by the 12th Earl of Derby and run on Epsom Downs in England in late May or early June.
德比马赛（一年一度的三岁马平地速跑比赛，于1780年由德比伯爵第十二世发起，每年5月底或6月初在英格兰埃普索姆放牧丘陵举行）- 1.1 A race similar to the Derby, run elsewhere.the Irish Derby
爱尔兰马赛。
- The top three-year-old in Europe was an English-owned, French-trained colt, winner of the French and Irish Derbies before putting up the performance of the season to catch a rival horse in the Arc.
- The Minstrel and Golden Fleece won him the Epsom Derby, and he owned the winners of three Arcs and four Irish Derbies.
- He added there was indications the winners of the English and French Derbies would run the 1.3 million race.
- He won nine English Derbies, three Arc de Triomphes and 11 jockeys' championships.
- By this stage, the Epsom and French Derbies have been held and the Irish Derby, which was first run in 1866, provides the perfect opportunity for the winners of both races to face off for the ultimate test.
- 1.2often in names An important sporting contest.重要体育比赛，重要赛事the showjumping Derby at Hickstead
在希克斯特德举行的越障马术赛事。
- While a win in this derby will be important in itself, he will be looking at the bigger picture.
- The importance of this derby was reflected in the frenetic early play, when only nine points were scored in the first five minutes.
- Every south coast derby is important but because of the club's position, stage of the season, and what's at stake the magnitude of this fixture has trebled tenfold.
- That's why this semi-final has been dubbed the most important derby this century.
- It's a one-off game and home advantage is important in a derby game, especially in the FA Cup.
- 1.3British A sports match between two rival teams from the same area.
- It was a big game, a local derby with over 20,000 fans here so there was a lot riding on the match.
- It was a big game because it was a local derby and it meant a lot to the fans.
- There were a lot of local derbies in League One last year but no disrespect to that league, the games next season are going to be that much bigger.
- It was always going to be an uphill struggle to motivate the side even in the face of a local derby match.
- A few years ago, my team lost a local derby, and had a goal disallowed in the last minute.
contest, competition, game, tournament, tie, cup tie, event, fixture, trial, test, test match, meet, bout, fight, duel
- 1.1 A race similar to the Derby, run elsewhere.
2North American A bowler hat.
- I grabbed a black derby hat from my closet and covered my messy hair before following Jake back down the stairs and out to his car.
- A small derby hat adorned his balding pate, longish scraggles of grey-hairs nearly whispering along his ears and neck.
- He had black curly hair that was covered by a derby hat.
- He wears a derby hat covered with pins he collects from every stop.
- The majority of the foxhunters wear black coats and top hats or derbies.
3A boot or shoe having the eyelet tabs stitched on top of the vamp.
（鞋带穿孔圈缝在鞋面顶端的）德比靴（或鞋）- These brown leather punched derby shoes are made in Northampton - the home of British shoe making.
- But how often have you seen men slip up and wear derby shoes with worn-out jeans, or even casual loafers with suits, for example?
- This season lace-up Derby shoes feature a retro edge.
Derby3
nounPlural derbies, Plural Derbiesˈdɑːbiˈdɑrbi
mass nounA hard cheese made from skimmed milk, chiefly in Derbyshire.
德比郡奶酪- In the seventeenth century, the custom of adding sage (a herb valued at the time for its health-giving properties) to Derby cheese was begun.
- Only when the Little Derby cheese has reached its optimum flavour is it brought out, the cloth removed and the cheese washed in Red Wine.
- Windsor Red is an English specialty blending hot pink Elderberry wine with mild Derby cheese.
- The derby cheese is described in several places on the web as having the flavor and consistency of a very mild cheddar, with an added buttery flavor.
- We prepare our own chips, then smother them with black beans, derby cheese, shredded lettuce, fresh diced tomatoes, chopped onions, Jalapeño peppers and green onions.
Derby1
proper nounˈdɑrbiˈdärbē
A city in north central England, on the Derwent River; population 244,700 (est. 2009).
Derby2
nounˈdərbē
1An annual horse race for three-year-olds, founded in 1780 by the 12th Earl of Derby. The race is run on Epsom Downs in England in late May or early June.
德比马赛（一年一度的三岁马平地速跑比赛，于1780年由德比伯爵第十二世发起，每年5月底或6月初在英格兰埃普索姆放牧丘陵举行）- 1.1 A race similar to the Derby elsewhere.马赛the Kentucky Derby
- The Minstrel and Golden Fleece won him the Epsom Derby, and he owned the winners of three Arcs and four Irish Derbies.
- The top three-year-old in Europe was an English-owned, French-trained colt, winner of the French and Irish Derbies before putting up the performance of the season to catch a rival horse in the Arc.
- By this stage, the Epsom and French Derbies have been held and the Irish Derby, which was first run in 1866, provides the perfect opportunity for the winners of both races to face off for the ultimate test.
- He won nine English Derbies, three Arc de Triomphes and 11 jockeys' championships.
- He added there was indications the winners of the English and French Derbies would run the 1.3 million race.
- 1.2 A sporting contest open to the general public.sign up for the fishing derby
- While a win in this derby will be important in itself, he will be looking at the bigger picture.
- That's why this semi-final has been dubbed the most important derby this century.
- The importance of this derby was reflected in the frenetic early play, when only nine points were scored in the first five minutes.
- Every south coast derby is important but because of the club's position, stage of the season, and what's at stake the magnitude of this fixture has trebled tenfold.
- It's a one-off game and home advantage is important in a derby game, especially in the FA Cup.
- 1.1 A race similar to the Derby elsewhere.
2North American A bowler hat.
- I grabbed a black derby hat from my closet and covered my messy hair before following Jake back down the stairs and out to his car.
- He wears a derby hat covered with pins he collects from every stop.
- The majority of the foxhunters wear black coats and top hats or derbies.
- He had black curly hair that was covered by a derby hat.
- A small derby hat adorned his balding pate, longish scraggles of grey-hairs nearly whispering along his ears and neck.
3A boot or shoe having the eyelet tabs stitched on top of the vamp.
（鞋带穿孔圈缝在鞋面顶端的）德比靴（或鞋）- These brown leather punched derby shoes are made in Northampton - the home of British shoe making.
- But how often have you seen men slip up and wear derby shoes with worn-out jeans, or even casual loafers with suits, for example?
- This season lace-up Derby shoes feature a retro edge.
Derby3
nounˈdärbēˈdɑrbi
A hard pressed cheese made from skimmed milk, chiefly in Derbyshire.
德比郡奶酪- In the seventeenth century, the custom of adding sage (a herb valued at the time for its health-giving properties) to Derby cheese was begun.
- The derby cheese is described in several places on the web as having the flavor and consistency of a very mild cheddar, with an added buttery flavor.
- Only when the Little Derby cheese has reached its optimum flavour is it brought out, the cloth removed and the cheese washed in Red Wine.
- We prepare our own chips, then smother them with black beans, derby cheese, shredded lettuce, fresh diced tomatoes, chopped onions, Jalapeño peppers and green onions.
- Windsor Red is an English specialty blending hot pink Elderberry wine with mild Derby cheese.