单词	satchel
释义	satchel From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: School, Clothessatchelsatch‧el /ˈsætʃəl/ noun [countable]  SESDCCa leather bag that you carry over your shoulder, used especially in the past by children for carrying books to schoolExamples from the Corpussatchel• With a sinking feeling, Katherine rearranged the items in her satchel.• The boy opened his satchel and took out the bread-roll that he was supposed to keep for lunch.• They used her shoulder-bag and the satchel Travis had found on the plane to pack them in.Origin satchel (1300-1400) Old French sachel, from Latin sacellus, from saccus; → SACK1
随便看	gesundheit gesundrian geswogen get get get get (hold of) the wrong end of the stick get (right) up somebody’s nose get (somebody) off somebody’s back get (somebody) somewhere/anywhere/nowhere get (something) rolling get (something) through to somebody get (something) wet get (your name) on the scoresheet get 100 etc for get 2 get 200 etc for get 30 etc mpg get 30/40 etc mpg get 40 etc mpg get a bad name get a bang out of get a bang out of something get a better etc bang for your buck get a bigger etc bang for your buck

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