[Pear] No, there's no splitting pants and no banana splits, and no splits of any kind!

- [梨子] 不， 没有开叉裤，没有香蕉开叉裤， 也没有任何类型的开叉裤！

Here, from the fading canvas, smiled Lady Elizabeth Devereux, in her gauze hood, pearl stomacher, and pink slashed sleeves.

在这里，从褪色的帆布上，伊丽莎白·德人微笑着，她戴着纱兜帽、珍珠胸衣和粉红色的开叉袖子。

Split skirts, which resemble loose pants, were invented so that women were not hampered by their clothing, especially on horseback.

开叉裙的发明类似于宽松的裤子，这样女就不会受到衣服的束缚，尤其是在马背上。

This split-crotch feature made the can-can dance all the more scandalous because when dancers kicked their legs up, all would be exposed.

这种开叉的特点使康康更加可耻， 因为抬起腿时，所有的东西都会暴露出来。

And what with silk and cloth of gold, with snowy linen glancing through slashed sleeves, with silver mail shirts and jewelled sword-hilts, with gilt helmets and feathered bonnets, they were almost too bright to look at.

他们穿着丝质或镶金的衣服，开叉的衣袖可以瞥到雪白的亚麻布，银色的邮件衬衫，镶有宝石的剑柄，镀金的头盔，戴着羽毛的帽子，闪亮到无法直视。

In his embroidered gown of blue silk, with the usual side-slashed skirt and tight-ankled trousers, all the hue of watercolor skies, he had a cold metallic charm which Conway found pleasing, though he knew it was not everybody's taste.

他身着蓝色丝绸刺绣长袍，搭配常见的侧开叉裙和紧身踝裤，所有色调都是水彩天空，他身上散发出一种冷酷的金属魅力，康威觉得这很讨人喜欢，尽管他知道这不是每个人的口味。