pannier

Word family nounpannieradjectivepanniered

Related topics: Transport

pan·ni·er /ˈpæniə $ -ər/ noun [countableC]

1. TTCARRYone of a pair of baskets or bags that you carry one on each side of an animal or a bicycle 〔挂在动物背上或自行车两边的〕驮篮，挂篮，挂包 → saddlebag

2. TTCARRYa basket in which someone carries a load on their back 背篓

Examples from the Corpus

pannier• As they carried away a pannier of my blood, I felt almost as bad as I pretended to be.• I shall never forget his expression when he saw me arriving on my bicycle with its empty pannier bags.• Then she had brought her essays to be approved, now it was herself and her pannier of delicacies.• On the return ride my pannier fell off but I didn't discover this until I reached Petone.• A mule clattered past, its straw panniers thrust us against the adobe wall.• I went right back to the top of the Wainui hill, but there was no trace of the pannier.• She watched - helpless again - as Mrs Taxos loaded luggage in two panniers on one of the donkeys.

Origin pannier

(1200-1300) Old French panier, from Latin panarium, from panis “bread”

词汇	pannier
释义	pannier Word family nounpannieradjectivepanniered Related topics: Transport pan·ni·er /ˈpæniə $ -ər/ noun [countableC] 1. TTCARRYone of a pair of baskets or bags that you carry one on each side of an animal or a bicycle 〔挂在动物背上或自行车两边的〕驮篮，挂篮，挂包 → saddlebag 2. TTCARRYa basket in which someone carries a load on their back 背篓 Examples from the Corpus pannier• As they carried away a pannier of my blood, I felt almost as bad as I pretended to be.• I shall never forget his expression when he saw me arriving on my bicycle with its empty pannier bags.• Then she had brought her essays to be approved, now it was herself and her pannier of delicacies.• On the return ride my pannier fell off but I didn't discover this until I reached Petone.• A mule clattered past, its straw panniers thrust us against the adobe wall.• I went right back to the top of the Wainui hill, but there was no trace of the pannier.• She watched - helpless again - as Mrs Taxos loaded luggage in two panniers on one of the donkeys. Origin pannier (1200-1300) Old French panier, from Latin panarium, from panis “bread”
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