1.He came only once, in white knickerbockers, and had a fight with a bum named Etty in the garden.

他只来过次，穿着条白灯，在花园里跟个姓艾蒂的二流子干了架。

2.A knight should wear knickerbockers and kneepads.

个武士应该穿灯和护膝。

3.Smeltings boys wore maroon tailcoats, orange knickerbockers, and flat straw hats called boaters.

那天晚达力神气活现地在起居室里走来走去，向家人展示他那套新校服。斯梅廷中学的男生制服是棕红色燕尾服、橙色短灯和顶叫硬草帽的扁平草帽。

4.Button-Bright sat on the bench beside her and thrust his hands in the pockets of his knickerbockers.

Button-Bright 坐在她旁边的长凳， 双手插在灯的口袋里。机翻

5.I tell you the women will go wild over this knickerbocker idea.

我告诉你，女人会为这个灯的想法疯狂。机翻

6." Makes the Knickerbocker lobby look like the waiting-room in an orphan asylum" .

“让尼克博克大厅看起来像孤儿院的候诊室” 。机翻

7.T. A. Buck regarded them moodily. " After your pajama and knickerbocker stunt I'm braced for anything" .

T. A. Buck 情绪低落地看着他们。 “在你的睡衣和灯特技之后，我已经做好了切准备”。机翻

8." I'm going out with that line. I'm going to leave a trail of pajamas and knickerbockers from Duluth to Canton" .

“我要带着那条线出去。我要条从德卢斯到坎顿的睡衣和灯的痕迹” 。机翻

9.He was dressed in a brown velvet jacket and knickerbockers, with brown stockings, buckled shoes and a blue shirt-waist that had frills down its front.

他身穿棕色天鹅绒夹克和灯， 棕色长袜，搭扣鞋和蓝色衬衫腰带， 前面有褶边。机翻

10.The Astors, the Goelets, the Rhinelanders, the Beekmans, the Brevoorts, and practically all the mighty families that ruled the old Knickerbocker aristocracy in New York were huge land proprietors.

Astors、Goelets、Rhinelanders、Beekmans、Brevoorts 以及几乎所有统治纽约旧尼克博克贵族的强大家族都是大土地所有者。机翻

11.And there emerged from the inner room a trim, lithe, almost boyishly slim figure attired in a bewitchingly skittish-looking garment consisting of knickerbockers and snug brassiere of king's blue satin messaline.

从里屋出现了个苗条、轻盈、几乎是孩子气的苗条身材， 穿着件看起来迷人、轻率的衣服， 由灯和舒适的国王蓝缎子马赛林胸罩组成。机翻

12." Ah, how this brings it all back to me—I see everybody here in knickerbockers and pantalettes, " she said, with her trailing slightly foreign accent, her eyes returning to his face.

“啊，这怎么让我想起了切——我看到这里的每个人都穿着灯和长， ” 她说，带着轻微的外国口音， 她的眼睛又回到了他的脸。机翻

13.The New York Palace Hotel, which held the Strager Foundation Gala, was so grand it was almost comical: a fairytale fortress, with a courtyard and arched windows, it was dotted with liveried footmen in daffodil silk knickerbockers.

— 举办 Strager Foundation Gala 的纽约皇宫酒店盛大得几乎滑稽：座童话般的堡垒，带有庭院和拱形窗户，点缀着穿着水仙花色丝绸灯的制服男仆。机翻