duffel

英 ['dʌf(ə)l]

复数: duffels;

1. Frank's friends arrive with a duffel bag full of guns.: 弗兰克的朋友到达了里克的住处,带着一个装满枪的行李袋.

2. The duffel coat looked incongruous with the black dress she wore underneath.: 粗呢外套看起来与她下身穿的黑裙子不很协调.

3. A large black suitcase, and a medium gray duffel bag.: 一个大型的黑色皮箱, 还有中型的灰色圆筒旅行袋.

duffel: duffel: [17] Duffel is actually a sort of heavy woollen material, and like so many names of fabrics, it comes from the place where it was originally made or exported from – in this case Duffel, a town in Belgium, near Antwerp. However, the term duffel coat (which dates back to the late 17th century) has in modern times become associated with a particular design of coat (with a hood and toggles) as much as with the material it is made from. Duffel bag [20], a term of American origin, was to begin with a bag for ‘personal belongings and equipment’, or duffel, as it is called in American English (the application seems to have started with ‘spare clothes made of duffel’).
duffel: see duffle.