naval slops 海军制服
slops and trousers 宽松裤和长裤
put on slops 穿上宽松衣服
1. The sailors are required to wear their slops during drills.
水兵们被要求在进行训练时穿着他们的制服。
2. He wore comfortable slops for the long journey.
他穿了一条宽松的裤子以应对漫长的旅程。
3. She sloped over with a basket of fruit.
她提着一篮子水果匆匆而来。
A: Why does the new recruit look different from us?
A：为什么新兵看起来和我们不一样？
B: Because he is wearing his naval slops for the first time.
B：因为他第一次穿着他的海军制服。
1) 宽松的衣服或裤子
2) 海军士兵的制服
3) 大量给予（动词用法，较罕见）
1. [复数] 宽松的衣服；（尤指）海军水兵的制服
e.g. The officer inspected the slops of the new recruits.
军官检查了新兵的制服。
2. 动词：倾泻，大量给予（slop over）
e.g. He sloped out of the room without saying a word.
他一言不发地溜出了房间。
noun
1. loose-fitting trousers or other loose clothing.
2. (historical/military) the uniform of a sailor.
verb
1. to pour or spill abundantly (usually slop over/around).
2. to move with a lurching gait (sloping).
Synonym: baggy trousers, uniform