high chairs

美 [haɪ tʃerz]英 [haɪ tʃeəz]

high chairs

频次

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N-COUNT （幼儿吃饭时坐的）高脚椅
A high chair is a chair with long legs for a small child to sit in while they are eating.

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When I worked on Wall Street in the early 1980s , I remember seeing lines of men in suits sitting on high chairs loftily reading the Wall Street Journal while men in dirty aprons toiled away below them .

上世纪80年代初，在华尔街工作的我看到很多西装革履的男士坐在高椅上高傲地读着《华尔街日报》（WallStreetJournal），而身穿脏围裙的擦鞋匠在他们脚下卖力工作。
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So there I was , high up on the chairs , publicly displayed as an ugly example of evil .

于是我就这样高高地站在椅子上，作为邪恶的丑恶典型示众。