earplugs

英

美 [ˈɪrˌplʌgz]

n.  耳塞(用以挡噪音、防水)
earplug的复数

柯林斯词典

• （隔音、防水、御寒等用的）耳塞
  Earplugsare small pieces of a soft material which you put into your ears to keep out noise, water, or cold air.

双语例句

• Wear earplugs, looking for once lost world.
  戴上耳塞，寻找曾遗失的世界。
• If earplugs have failed to drown out noise from the flat above, a new study offers hope.
  如果耳塞无法将楼上的噪音隔绝，一项新研究或能带来希望。
• 'I suppose you can get earplugs,' he says.
  他的回答是：我想你可以用耳塞。
• In fact, many classical musicians now wear earplugs that reduce the volume of sound without deforming it.
  许多古典音乐家会戴著降低音量、但不会影响音型的耳塞来保护自己的耳朵。
• Protective equipment or earplugs aren't always appropriate, and right now no drug on the market can prevent or treat noise-induced hearing loss.
  保护设备或耳塞不总是有用的，而到目前为止还没有一种上市药物可以预防或治疗噪声所致的失聪。
• "I did wear earplugs there one time," he said," but the league has done something about the decibel level and I hope they hold true to that."
  “有一次我真的带耳塞了，”他说到，“但联盟已经采取了有关措施去控制分贝数，我希望那能管用。”
• Mike: You've already bought earplugs.
  迈克：你竟然连耳塞都买好了。
• Steven: that would be great. and, oh, yes. I've already bought earplugs.
  史蒂文：那太好了。哦，还有，我已经买好耳塞。
• Peaceful Earplugs Bring some earplugs with you, just in case there's a crying baby near you on the plane.
  带一副耳塞上飞机吧，以防你旁边正好坐着一个哭不停的婴儿。
• Drums, gongs and loudspeakers blaring revolutionary songs had made earplugs standard issue in the British Mission in Beijing.
  锣鼓声、扩音器传出的刺耳的革命歌曲，这让耳塞成了北京的英国驻京办事处的一个普遍问题。