dons

英 [dɒnz]

美 [dɑːnz]

n.  (尤指牛津大学和剑桥大学的)大学教师; 黑手党头目
v.  披上; 穿上; 戴上
don的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 穿上;戴上;披上
  If youdonclothing, you put it on.
  1. The crowd threw petrol bombs at the police, who responded by donning riot gear.
     人群向警察扔汽油弹，警察则穿上了防暴衣。
• N-COUNT (英国牛津或剑桥大学的)讲师，教师
  Adonis a lecturer at Oxford or Cambridge University in England.
  1. Lecturers from any university are sometimes referred to asdons.
     大学讲师

双语例句

• Dons increasingly see setting up companies as a normal part of academic life and some "serial entrepreneurs" have begun to emerge.
  学者们逐渐将成立公司视为学术生涯的一个正常部分，一些“连续创业者（serialentrepreneurs）”开始逐步出现。
• A soldier dons helmet and armour, takes up spear and shield, and rushes gladly into battle.
  顶盔披甲，持矛把盾交锋以为乐。
• Wearing a leather bodice with a plunging neckline, the blonde singer dons a series of pearl necklaces.
  身穿一个深V领的皮上衣，这位原本金色头发的歌手身上还有许多珍珠项链。
• Dons at Oxford are expected to live in college.
  牛津大学的指导教师一般要求住在校内。
• The dons valued "gentlemanly" subjects such as classics or philosophy over anything that smacked of "utility".
  牛津的老师们重视那些具有“绅士特征”如学术名著或哲学，而不是带有“实用特征”味道的课程。
• His fellow Dons distrusted him accordingly.
  他的同行老头子理所当然地就不信任他了。
• The next two dons to arrive were from the West coast, motoring from there in the same car since they worked together closely in any case.
  接着到达的两个老头子是从西海岸来的。因为他俩在任何问题上都配合得很密切，所以也就同坐一辆汽车从那儿赶来了。
• Stories of eccentric dons asking cruel or unusual questions abound.
  古怪的导师经常提出令人痛苦或不同寻常的问题这种故事不胜枚举。
• We were miserable because we had no way of knowing if we were doing well: we read out our essays to bored dons who would yawn while fellow students fidgeted.
  我们痛苦，因为我们无法知道自己做得好不好：我们把论文读给百无聊赖的导师，他们打着哈欠，而同学们则坐立不安。
• The teachers are commonly called 'dons'. Most of these are Fellows of their colleges, but at the same time hold university appointments as lecturers or professors.
  教师一般称为Don，多数教师是本学院的研究员，但同时受聘于大学担任讲师或教授。