| 释义 |
buskin/ˈbʌskin/n. 1 a thick-soled laced boot worn by an ancient Athenian tragic actor to gain height (古雅典悲剧演员用于增高穿的)厚底高靴 2 (usu. prec. by 通常前接 the) tragic drama; its style or spirit 悲剧；悲剧风格(或精神) 3 hist. a calf- or knee-high boot of cloth or leather worn in the Middle Ages [史义] (中世纪人们穿的)高统布靴(或皮靴) □ buskined adj.[probably from Old French bouzequin, variant of bro(u)sequin, of unknown origin] |