briefcases

英 [ˈbriːfˌkeɪsɪz]

美 [ˈbrifˌkeɪsɪz]

n.  公文包; 公事包
briefcase的复数

柯林斯词典

• 公文包
  Abriefcaseis a case used for carrying documents in.

双语例句

• Briefcases would be used as diaper bags.
  公文包将被尿布代替。
• Jackets are being made from discarded plastic bottles, briefcases from worn-out tires and belts from beer-bottle caps.
  废弃的塑料瓶变成了茄克衫，磨损的轮胎变成了公文包，啤酒瓶盖变成了皮带。
• This is a reasonable compromise based on the size of paper, file folders, briefcases, and desk drawers.
  这种合理的折中，综合考虑了纸张、文件夹、公文包和抽屉的大小尺寸。
• Digital technologies are becoming pervasive in shoppers 'lives; smartphones and tablets can now be found in shoppers' pockets, purses and briefcases, and shoppers can log on from their homes, offices or the stores themselves.
  数字技术已经广泛应用于消费者生活的各个层面；消费者们的口袋、钱包或者公文包里装着智能手机和平板电脑，消费者还能在自己家中、办公室或者商店内随意上网。
• We drag home bulging briefcases for the weekend, even if we know at some level that we can't possibly do all of it.
  即使我们知道在某种程度上我们不可能做完所有的工作，我们还是把胀鼓鼓的公文包提回家过周末。
• Mao tunics quickly gave way to Western suits, but Wall Street-style briefcases never really caught on.
  毛式长袍被西装所取代。但“华尔街流行的商用公文箱”不被看好。
• Then they produced sandwiches from their briefcases and started to eat.
  然后他们从自己的手提箱里拿出三明治开始吃起来。
• Hey, there's no briefcases allowed on the floor.
  嘿，这里不允许把公务箱放在地上。
• Then they brought out sandwiches from their briefcases and started to eat.
  两个律师走进一个餐厅，要了两杯饮料，从包中拿出三明治开始吃起来。
• Passengers are well trained in using whatever they have on them-bags, briefcases and umbrellas, for example-to fight for space.
  训练有素的乘客们可以使用手上的各种物品，如背包、公文包、雨伞等来争夺空间。