It's sort of like comparing Converse with a niche Japanese canvas shoemaker.

这有点像将匡威与一个小众日本帆制造商进行比较。

They’re Chuck Taylor’s! Everyone has them! Can I, please?

那是查克泰勒代言帆！每个人都有一双，我也可以买一双吗？

Fern was upstairs changing her sneakers.

这时候弗恩正在楼上换她帆。

It was sheer guts, though, that got her over the Pyrenees in her espradilles when the Germans were at her heels.

然而，完全是巨大勇气，使得她在德国纳粹紧跟其后情况下，着她那破旧帆，越了比利牛斯山。

It's giving Espadrille classic vibes, but with the signature Hey Dude comfort.

它散发着经典帆气息，但融入了Hey Dude标舒适感。

I mean, imagine the espadrille at Coachella.

我是说，想象一下在科切拉音乐节上帆情景。

They're kind of walking around behind the lines in Keds and T-shirts.

他们着帆和T恤，在战线后方悠闲地走动。

Ah, come on, sneakers are easy. You wear sneakers all the time.

呃, 别这样, 帆不简单 你总是它们。

They're these prototype sneakers and come up with ideas on how to sell them.

这是那些帆样版 我得想出点子怎么能卖掉他们。

Or an old sneaker I can bury my face in?

或者旧帆 好让我把脸盖住？

The man was dressed only in his Burberry overcoat, his trousers, and an unlaced pair of canvas shoes.

男人只着他 Burberry 大衣、裤子和一双没有带帆。

And the basket does indeed give you Britain's footwear, from men's leather Oxfords, 1947, to plimsolls, 1947 to 1987.

篮子里确装满了英国履，从1947年男士皮革牛津，到1947年至1987年间帆。

I walked behind him, noticing the silence of my own footfalls, aware that my Keds didn't click elegantly on stone the way the heels worn by other girls did.

我跟在他身后，注意到自己脚步是无声，意识到我帆不像其他女孩高跟那样优雅地在石头上发出嗒嗒敲击声。

Once or twice as I hunted round amid the hard shingle I came on little patches of sand where the print of his canvas shoe, and also of his naked foot, could be seen.

我在坚硬鹅卵石中四处寻找， 发现了一小块沙地， 那里可以看到他帆脚印， 有他赤脚脚印。

" Oh, for a lawn waist and a white skirt, low canvas shoes and a palm leaf fan! " sighed Mollie, as they drove beneath great trees that tempered the heat of the sun.

“噢，想要草坪腰、白色裙子、低帮帆和一把棕榈叶扇！”当他们行驶在能够缓和太阳热量大树下时，莫莉叹了口气。

Tommy brought the chair over to the bed and swept the clothes off it to sit down; she liked the economy of the weightless dress and espadrilles that mingled with his ducks upon the floor.

汤米把椅子搬到床边，拂去上面衣服坐下。她喜欢经济实惠轻便连衣裙和帆，与他在地板上鸭子混在一起。

She went inside and dressing in a light gown and espadrilles went out her window again and along the continuous terrace toward the front door, going fast since she found that other private rooms, exuding sleep, gave upon it.

她走进去，上一件浅色长袍和帆，再次走出窗外，沿着连续露台朝前门走去，因为她发现其他散发着睡意私人房间已经放弃了，所以她走得很快。

A little chap in white canvas shoes, his face hidden under a felt hat like a broken wing, breathes into a flute; and a tall thin fellow, with bursting over-ripe button boots, draws ribbons — long, twisted, streaming ribbons — of tune out of a fiddle.

一个着白色帆小伙子，他脸像折断翅膀一样藏在毡帽下，吹着笛子。一个又高又瘦家伙，着一双爆裂过熟纽扣靴子，拉着丝带——长长、扭曲、流淌丝带——和小提琴音调不一样。