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sneakers ['sni:kəz]

n. （pl.）胶底运动鞋

Mr. Garron responds that any manager too preoccupied to keep tabs on workers' offensive behavior "is in deep sneakers."
She was followed out of the truck by an elderly woman wearing sneakers and carrying dress shoes and a banker in a navy, cashmere coat, who climbed down and rushed away.
Each artist sketched or painted the new sneakers for sale.
In jeans and sneakers, they look like any teen-agers.
The state also says other witnesses told them Hunt bragged about the killing and showed off sneakers stained with Ramsey's blood.
The soldiers, dressed in sneakers, jeans and sport shirts or T-shirts, waited three more hours to make their dash.
NEW ACCOUNT: Wolverine World Wide Inc., the Rockford, Mich., maker of Hush Puppies, awarded its $5 million account for Brooks sneakers and Wolverine Wilderness shoes to the Chicago office of Omnicom's BBDO.
Burke Pond, for instance, a 62-year-old with a striking resemblance to Fidel Castro, has bought sneakers before, but only the type he can pick up for $9.95 at discount stores.
At the time, the two countries were major foreign suppliers of everything from tennis sneakers to dressy pumps.
Carmina, dressed in sneakers with hearts on them, lacy white socks and a Minnie Mouse nightshirt, received a host of gifts.
Diana, wearing khaki overalls and pink high-top sneakers, laughed as she operated a 76mm cannon on a Scorpion armored vehicle and a 30mm cannon on a Scimitar armored vehicle.
Performers donating sneakers include Linda Ronstadt, Billy Joel, Carly Simon, George Thorogood, Barbra Streisand and Stevie Wonder. Bands such as Simply Red and Pink Floyd also contributed shoes.
Millions more will be spent by the makers of the sneakers and sports clothing the players wear. There has been little mention of the opponents the US may face, or of the Dream Team's chances of success.
The shoes are more like trainers than plaster casts. Each step you take glides you several metres forward; it is like wearing seven league sneakers.
"The only thing we can sell are these tall sneakers," she said, pointing to a rack on the sidewalk, not the place where her store usually displays merchandise.
Converse Inc. has James Dean, fire-engine red and Greenwich Village to thank for reviving sales of canvas sneakers at the company whose reputation was built on an Indiana basketball player named Chuck Taylor.
Even worse, the traditional leather shoe was being replaced by 'trainers' and 'sneakers' which might not be cleaned at all. In this shrinking market, the combined company accounts for 74 per cent of UK sales outside the shoe trade.
In one "Across the USA" segment lasting less than a minute, viewers hear about a new Bloomingdale's in Chicago; a man jailed for wearing sneakers; and a four-foot-long lizard captured beneath someone's house.
The results weren't always stellar: L.A. Gear's line of Michael Jackson sneakers bombed, and an endorsement deal with singer Belinda Carlisle degenerated into a nasty legal battle when she refused to let Mr. Saemann direct a commercial.
Earvin "Magic" Johnson, the Los Angeles Laker star who has long endorsed Interco's Converse sneakers, doesn't consider restructuring painless.
Channel One delivers 12 minutes a day of topical teen-oriented stories to classrooms, along with pitches for candy, sneakers and chips.
For $2 to $65, the pet products include Haute Canine gourmet popcorn and bagels, chewable sneakers and french fries, faux pet pearls and gold chains.
On the stand, Canty wore a suit and tie and was well groomed. Slotnick placed a large photograph near Canty of him in sneakers and a jacket glaring at a photographer.
Other Interco lines include Florsheim shoes, Converse sneakers and London Fog outerwear.
This isn't the first time that Nike has sued L.A. Gear over a similarity in sneakers.
Mr. Jacobson, his gray hair flying, didn't wear out his red-white-and-blue sneakers, but he sweat so much he considered sending out for a new shirt.
The cost of Ryka's shoes range from about $50 to $80 a pair, comparable to the women's sneakers of its competitors.
"The only reason she's alive is that she was wearing sneakers with rubber soles and he wasn't," said police dispatcher Phyllis Dunphy.
You have half a tank truck of gas you bought at wholesale at 66 a gallon, and if you continue to sell at 99.9 cents, your bookkeeper will tell you that you made your usual markup to cover the attendants' salaries, the bank loan and your kid's sneakers.
A dress code took effect this fall, a measure to curb violence such as the shooting of an Osborn High School student over his $135 jacket, and the slaying of a Kettering High School student who was stripped of his coat and $70 sneakers.

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