brogues

英 [brəʊgz]

美

n. (粗革)拷花皮鞋; 口音; (尤指讲英语的爱尔兰或苏格兰人的)土腔
brogue的复数

N-SING （尤指爱尔兰人或苏格兰人说英语时带有的）土腔，方言口音
If someone has a brogue, they speak English with a strong accent, especially Irish or Scots.
1. Gill speaks in a quiet Irish brogue.
  吉尔说话带有轻微的爱尔兰口音。
（带有花纹的）粗皮鞋
Brogues are thick leather shoes which have an elaborate pattern punched into the leather.

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Blair is due to officially resign as prime minister on Wednesday, and will appear at Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons for one final time, likely in his lucky Brogues.
布莱尔将于本周三正式卸任首相一职，他将最后一次出席下议院的质询会，可能还是会穿着他那双幸运鞋吧！
The rest of us wore rough tweeds and brogues.
我们这些人穿着粗花呢衣服和乡下人穿的结实皮鞋。
The shoes in question an18-year-old pair of hand-made leather Brogues that have only been re-soled once were made by Church's in Northampton, central England.
这双穿了18年的“传奇”粗革皮鞋由英格兰中部北安普顿的Church's鞋厂手工制作而成，18年间只被换过一次底。
Mulligan, nine pounds, three pairs of socks, one pair brogues, ties.
穆利根，九镑，三双袜子，一双粗革厚底皮鞋，几条领带。