Definition of finnesko in English:

finnesko

noun ˈfɪnəskəʊˈfinzkō

A boot of tanned reindeer skin with the hair on the outside.
翻毛鹿皮靴
Example sentencesExamples
- The ordinary finnesko is made from the skin of the reindeer stag's head, with the fur outside, and its shape is roughly that of a very large boot without any laces.
- ‘Skis, or at least snowshoes,’ Ayres writes, ‘should have been mandatory on the expedition, as they distribute one's weight over a much larger area than a pair of feet in finnesko.’
- They pulled worn finnesko from trash piles and stitched them together or made them from tattered discarded sleeping bags.
- Clearly, there's no shortage of readers eager to hitch a sledge-ride into the lost world of pemmican, finnesko, man-hauling and hoosh, satisfyingly sealed off in time by the jagged crevasse of World War I.
- Finnesko boots were stuffed with saennegrass (a crinkly, Arctic grass) for insulation.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Norwegian finnsko, from Finn (see Finn) + sko (see shoe).

Definition of finnesko in US English:

finnesko

nounˈfinzkō

A boot of tanned reindeer skin with the hair on the outside.
翻毛鹿皮靴
Example sentencesExamples
- Finnesko boots were stuffed with saennegrass (a crinkly, Arctic grass) for insulation.
- Clearly, there's no shortage of readers eager to hitch a sledge-ride into the lost world of pemmican, finnesko, man-hauling and hoosh, satisfyingly sealed off in time by the jagged crevasse of World War I.
- They pulled worn finnesko from trash piles and stitched them together or made them from tattered discarded sleeping bags.
- The ordinary finnesko is made from the skin of the reindeer stag's head, with the fur outside, and its shape is roughly that of a very large boot without any laces.
- ‘Skis, or at least snowshoes,’ Ayres writes, ‘should have been mandatory on the expedition, as they distribute one's weight over a much larger area than a pair of feet in finnesko.’

Origin

Late 19th century: from Norwegian finnsko, from Finn (see Finn) + sko (see shoe).

单词	finnesko
释义	Definition of finnesko in English: finnesko noun ˈfɪnəskəʊˈfinzkō A boot of tanned reindeer skin with the hair on the outside. 翻毛鹿皮靴 Example sentencesExamples The ordinary finnesko is made from the skin of the reindeer stag's head, with the fur outside, and its shape is roughly that of a very large boot without any laces. ‘Skis, or at least snowshoes,’ Ayres writes, ‘should have been mandatory on the expedition, as they distribute one's weight over a much larger area than a pair of feet in finnesko.’ They pulled worn finnesko from trash piles and stitched them together or made them from tattered discarded sleeping bags. Clearly, there's no shortage of readers eager to hitch a sledge-ride into the lost world of pemmican, finnesko, man-hauling and hoosh, satisfyingly sealed off in time by the jagged crevasse of World War I. Finnesko boots were stuffed with saennegrass (a crinkly, Arctic grass) for insulation. Origin Late 19th century: from Norwegian finnsko, from Finn (see Finn) + sko (see shoe). Definition of finnesko in US English: finnesko nounˈfinzkō A boot of tanned reindeer skin with the hair on the outside. 翻毛鹿皮靴 Example sentencesExamples Finnesko boots were stuffed with saennegrass (a crinkly, Arctic grass) for insulation. Clearly, there's no shortage of readers eager to hitch a sledge-ride into the lost world of pemmican, finnesko, man-hauling and hoosh, satisfyingly sealed off in time by the jagged crevasse of World War I. They pulled worn finnesko from trash piles and stitched them together or made them from tattered discarded sleeping bags. The ordinary finnesko is made from the skin of the reindeer stag's head, with the fur outside, and its shape is roughly that of a very large boot without any laces. ‘Skis, or at least snowshoes,’ Ayres writes, ‘should have been mandatory on the expedition, as they distribute one's weight over a much larger area than a pair of feet in finnesko.’ Origin Late 19th century: from Norwegian finnsko, from Finn (see Finn) + sko (see shoe).
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