Definition of Buster Brown in English:

Buster Brown

noun ˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn

North American

1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar".
2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.]
3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour.

Definition of Buster Brown in US English:

Buster Brown

nounˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn

North American

1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar".
2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.]
3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour.

单词	Buster Brown
释义	Definition of Buster Brown in English: Buster Brown noun ˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn North American 1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar". 2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.] 3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour. Definition of Buster Brown in US English: Buster Brown nounˌbʌstə ˈbraʊn North American 1Attributive Designating a style of dress, or an item of clothing, reminiscent of the attire of Buster Brown. Chiefly in "Buster Brown suit", "Buster Brown collar". 2A make of children's shoe, especially a simple, sturdy boy's shoe. Compare "Mary Jane". [A trademark in the United States.] 3Hairdressing. A hairstyle that resembles that of Buster Brown; a bob or pageboy cut. Usually attributive. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Manitoba Free Press. From Buster Brown, the name of a boy comic-strip character whose stereotypically innocent appearance contrasted with his disruptive behaviour.
随便看	draw/pull a veil over draw/pull/push to draw/recognize a distinction draw rein draw rein draw reins draws draw sb aside draw sb on one side draw sb out draw sb's fire draw sb to one side draw sheet draw somebody aside draw somebody on one side draw somebody out draw somebody's fire draw somebody to one side draw someone aside draw someone on one side draw someone out draw someone out draw someone's fire draw someone's fire draw someone to one side