jill
jill — 名詞
1. a protective undergarment for female athletes taking part in contact sports such
運動護襠
女性運動員穿的保護性內褲
a protective undergarment for female athletes taking part in contact sports such as hockey or cricket, worn beneath shorts or trousers to cushion the lower abdomen and upper thighs
Before the hockey game, Mia put on her jill under her shorts.
Mia 在曲棍球比賽前穿上運動護襠,再套上短褲。
collocation: put on a jill / wear a jill
The sports shop sells several brands of jills for women's cricket.
那間體育用品店有賣好幾種品牌的女用板球護襠。
countable: several brands of jills
Leila washed her jill after every practice session to keep it fresh.
Leila 每次練習後都會清洗她的運動護襠,保持乾淨。
Young athletes should wear a well-fitting jill for protection during matches.
年輕運動員在比賽時應穿著合身的運動護襠以獲得保護。
Rosa forgot her jill and had to borrow one from a teammate before the game.
Rosa 忘記帶她的運動護襠,只好在比賽前向隊友借一件。
- protective cup
broader term that also applies to male groin guards; 'jill' is specifically for women
- pelvic protector
more clinical term; less commonly used in daily sports talk
文法句型
a + jill
plural: jills
用法筆記
The word 'jill' is the female equivalent of 'jockstrap' and is significantly less common in everyday conversation. It is most often used by athletes, coaches, and in sports-equipment contexts.
常見錯誤
2. an adult female ferret, a small furry domesticated animal often kept as a pet or
母雪貂
成年雌性雪貂
an adult female ferret, a small furry domesticated animal often kept as a pet or used for hunting rabbits
The farmer kept two jills and one hob for breeding ferrets.
那位農夫養了兩隻母雪貂和一隻公雪貂來繁殖。
paired term: jill (female) vs hob (male)
Aiko's pet ferret is a jill — you can tell by her smaller size.
Aiko 養的寵物雪貂是母的,從牠較小的體型就能看出來。
Jills usually have a calmer temperament than the male ferrets do.
母雪貂的性情通常比公雪貂溫和。
The vet checked the jill's health before approving the breeding plan.
獸醫檢查了那隻母雪貂的健康狀況後,才批准了繁殖計畫。
- female ferret
the everyday phrase; 'jill' is the specialist term
- hob
the term for a male ferret
文法句型
a + jill
plural: jills
用法筆記
This sense is primarily used by veterinarians, breeders, and pet owners who work with ferrets. The male is called a 'hob', and a young ferret is a 'kit'.