cardigan

UK:  ['kɑː(r)dɪɡən]

US:  ['kɑrdɪɡən]

复数：cardigans  

n.

1.(开襟)羊毛衫,羊毛背心,开襟绒线衫

2.羊毛杉;毛背心

1 . Kaihara-san had changed out of his tuxedo and into a cardigan and an old beat-up pair of jeans.
海原山改变了他的礼服，成为羊毛衫和老破旧的牛仔裤。

2 . My grandmother sat in the wheelchair, the folds of her sari tucked under a heavy cardigan, her hair pulled neatly away from her face.
外婆坐在轮椅上，发卡松了，头发从她的脸上轻轻抚过。

3 . AS a pivotal piece of a man's wardrobe, similar to that of a cardigan, wAS an important one.
但是在欧洲，夹克衫与开襟衫类似，也作为一种主要的男装。

4 . Just how special was not readily apparent to those who saw him, in his old Beethoven frock-coat or his shapeless orange cardigan.
当人们看到施托克豪森穿着一身陈旧的贝多芬礼服大衣或形状怪异的橙色开襟羊毛衫时，他们是无法轻易地发觉他有多么特别古怪。

5 . "My niece has a pit bull that she dresses in an old cardigan sweater, " Wood said.
“我侄女就给她的一只比特犬穿上了旧羊毛开衫”，Wood说。