paratrooper

• n. 傘兵

來自parachute和trooper的合成詞。

paratrooper (n.)

1941, from parachute + trooper. The collective noun paratroops is first recorded 1940. Earliest reference is to the German invaders who were expected to drop on England.

1. Paul lost both legs, above the knees, during Army service as a paratrooper.

保羅在參加陸軍當傘兵時, 齊膝蓋之上失去了雙腿.

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2. Could this crafty ex - paratrooper pull off another upset?

這位詭計多端的前傘兵會再次爆冷麽?

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3. Intestines were a - dangling from his paratrooper suit.

腸子在他的傘兵衣上搖晃.

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4. The paratrooper opened the parachute in mid air after he had jumped out of the plane.

傘兵在跳下飛機後,在半空中打開了降落傘.

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5. Private perconte, have you been blousing your trousers over your boots like a paratrooper?

列兵派康提,你是學傘兵吧褲子塞進靴子裏了?

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