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She wore a pair of bloomers for her tennis match.
在她的网球比赛中，她穿了一条灯笼裤。
Bloomers were once considered radical women's wear in the 19th century.
在19世纪，灯笼裤曾被认为是激进的女性服装。
The actress made a fashion faux pas when she stepped out in public wearing bloomers.
这位女演员穿着灯笼裤出现在公共场合，犯了一个时尚错误。
In the early days of women's sports, bloomers were often worn as part of the uniform.
在女子体育运动早期，灯笼裤通常是制服的一部分。
The feminist movement of the late 1800s popularized bloomers as a symbol of women's liberation.
纪末的女权主义运动将灯笼裤作为女性解放的象征而普及开来。
Bloomers were a practical choice for women who wanted to ride bicycles or participate in physical activities.
灯笼裤是那些想要骑自行车或参加体力活动的女性的实用选择。
The term "bloomers" can also refer to a type of loose-fitting trousers worn by men in some regions.
“Bloomer”这个词在某些地区也可以指男性穿的一种宽松长裤。
She paired her vintage bloomers with a blouse and a wide-brimmed hat for a retro look.
她把复古的灯笼裤与衬衫和宽边帽搭配在一起，营造出复古的风格。
The children laughed when they saw their teacher in bloomers during the school sports day.
当孩子们在学校运动会那天看到他们的老师穿着灯笼裤时，他们都笑了。
Despite being ridiculed, the women who wore bloomers were pioneers in the fight for gender equality.
尽管受到嘲笑，但穿灯笼裤的女性是在争取性别平等斗争中的先驱者。