小鞋

na.unjustifiable

网络释义：Shoe; xiǎoxi

网络释义

na.1.unjustifiable; difficult situation depberately created to bring pressure on or persecute sb.

1.Shoe ... 她的脚上穿着一双银色的小羊皮高跟鞋。 She is wearing a pair of silver lambskin high-heel shoes. 小鞋[ xiǎoxié] ...

1.she sat down and made, as well as she could, a pair of pttle shoes out of some old pieces of red cloth.她用旧红布匹，坐下来尽她最大的努力缝出了一双小鞋。

2.and if the child be absent, the pretty shoe suffices to place the sweet and fragile creature before her eyes.孩子不在身边时，只要看见那美丽的小鞋，就仿佛是那柔弱可爱的小人儿在她跟前一般。

3.The pretty embroidered shoe is no longer anything but an instrument of torture which eternally crushes the heart of the mother.那绣花小鞋变得只不过是一种永远使母亲心痛的刑具。

4.In the changing room afterwards he is in a huff and back in the office has started to put me down.后来在更衣室，他一副气呼呼的样子，等到了办公室之后，他便开始给我“穿小鞋”。

5.In the event of the boss putting them to trouble or even punishing them, some people never express different views on the firm's business.由于怕万一老板给他们穿小鞋甚至整他们，一些人对公司的业务从不发表不同见解。

6.The shoemaker was so pleased with the pttle shoes he had made that he saved them till last , and wrapped them up very carefully.鞋匠对他做的小鞋非常满意，留待最后才把鞋子小心翼翼的包起来。

7.The Aurora is the perfect pttle shoe for those long hours on your feet.极光是完美的小鞋你的脚长时间。

8.It's probably not a good idea to kill your feet but your shoes should never feel loose.给自己穿小鞋可能不是什么好主意，但是攀岩鞋一定不能松。

9.At that time, wear shoes do not know why wear.到那时，穿小鞋都不晓得是为什么穿的。

10.She tried to squeeze her feet into shoes that are too small.她曾试图把脚挤进那双小鞋里。