1.I see already his muscular calves encased in the gaiters episcopal.

我好象已经看到他那筋骨强健的小腿套上了主教的皮裹腿了。

2.It is, of course, a neck gaiter, also known as, a snood.

然，它是围脖，也称为围脖。机翻

3.They wore gallant gabardine and gaiters.

他们穿着华丽的华达呢和高帮松紧鞋。

4.They smoothed the pretty dress and ad- mired the red flannel stockings and the gaiters, and the curly woolen hair.

她们抚平漂亮的裙子， 欣赏红色法兰绒长袜和绑腿，还有卷曲的羊毛头发。机翻

5.When she returned with the milk the Gadfly had put on the riding-cloak and was fastening the leather gaiters which Martini had brought.

她端着牛奶回来时，牛虻已经披上了骑马斗篷，正在系紧马蒂尼带来的皮绑腿。机翻

6.It's all a matter of prejudice — prejudice with the law on its side, you know — about the stick and the gaiters, and so on.

这完全是偏见的问题——法律的偏见， 你知道——关于棍子和绑腿等等。机翻

7.She had little red flannel stockings and lit- tle black cloth gaiters for shoes, and her dress was pretty pink and blue calico.

她穿着红色法兰绒小长袜和黑色小布鞋绑腿，裙子是漂亮的粉色和蓝色印花布。机翻

8.When I reached Clochegourde after fulfilling my mission in Vendee, I was dressed like a huntsman; I wore a jacket with white and red buttons, striped trousers, leathern gaiters and shoes.

我在旺代完成任务后到达克洛什古德时， 我打扮得像个猎人； 我穿着一件有白色和红色纽扣的夹克、条纹裤子、皮绑腿和鞋子。机翻

9.Dad's clothes didn't fit me and neither did his old congress gaiter shoes that I wore-shoes that had elastic bands in the sides that stretched when you put them on.

爸爸的衣服不适合我， 我穿的他那双旧的国会绑腿鞋也不合身——鞋子的两侧有松紧带， 穿上后会拉伸。机翻