Definition of court shoe in English:

court shoe

noun

British

A woman's plain, lightweight shoe that has a low-cut upper, no fastening, and typically a medium heel.
Example sentencesExamples
- So if you have an old fur piece kicking about, pop it on over a tweed skirt teamed with ribbed tights and court shoes.
- Had to buy a pair of shoes though, as the proper flat court shoes I wore to match my work suit did not quite go with the dress-down order of the day of shorts and bikini top.
- ‘You'd best put on those court shoes I got you, or you'll be a midget,’ Jenny said, slipping on her stiletto boots.
- Black opaque tights, three-inch court shoes and a quilted Chanel bag complete the look.
- During the next decade, it became a fashion staple, perfect with circle skirts, gloves and vertiginous court shoes.
- A Miss-Jean-Brodie, in a prim sweater and 50s style skirt (a non-flamboyant one - not tight, not too flared, mid-calf, grey), black tights and court shoes.
- Be bold and brash in your grunge gear with loop earrings and big bangles or add chic to your feet by returning to the simple pointed court shoe or stiletto.
- Like court shoes that have nothing to hold the foot back, they strain the feet by forcing toes to slide forward and ‘claw’ on to the shoe.
- She pouted, writhing in her bloating dress as the maids stuffed her feet into the black polished court shoes.
- Wearing a knee-length black skirt, white blouse and court shoes made me look like a lawyer myself.
- Just take Chanel's legendary court shoe… it's the only accessory that has maintained its place on the fashion scene in the last hundred years!
- On her feet are black patent leather court shoes with clean soles.
- Accessories include hats, bags, a parasol, a fox fur and, shoes, including gold court shoes with diamanté buckles dating from 1900.
- Team the skirt with a classic pair of court shoes or stiletto heels.
- We were made to design a court shoe - those types of shoes that lady lawyers wear - very simple rounded front slip-ons cut from one piece of leather.
- And to cap it all, failure to wear a navy skirt, a ‘nice’ cream blouse and little court shoes has sealed my fate!
- As this is a formal session, you are only allowed to wear court shoes.
- I wore a red dress that zipped up the front, tan pantyhose, and white court shoes.

单词	court shoe
释义	Definition of court shoe in English: court shoe noun British A woman's plain, lightweight shoe that has a low-cut upper, no fastening, and typically a medium heel. Example sentencesExamples So if you have an old fur piece kicking about, pop it on over a tweed skirt teamed with ribbed tights and court shoes. Had to buy a pair of shoes though, as the proper flat court shoes I wore to match my work suit did not quite go with the dress-down order of the day of shorts and bikini top. ‘You'd best put on those court shoes I got you, or you'll be a midget,’ Jenny said, slipping on her stiletto boots. Black opaque tights, three-inch court shoes and a quilted Chanel bag complete the look. During the next decade, it became a fashion staple, perfect with circle skirts, gloves and vertiginous court shoes. A Miss-Jean-Brodie, in a prim sweater and 50s style skirt (a non-flamboyant one - not tight, not too flared, mid-calf, grey), black tights and court shoes. Be bold and brash in your grunge gear with loop earrings and big bangles or add chic to your feet by returning to the simple pointed court shoe or stiletto. Like court shoes that have nothing to hold the foot back, they strain the feet by forcing toes to slide forward and ‘claw’ on to the shoe. She pouted, writhing in her bloating dress as the maids stuffed her feet into the black polished court shoes. Wearing a knee-length black skirt, white blouse and court shoes made me look like a lawyer myself. Just take Chanel's legendary court shoe… it's the only accessory that has maintained its place on the fashion scene in the last hundred years! On her feet are black patent leather court shoes with clean soles. Accessories include hats, bags, a parasol, a fox fur and, shoes, including gold court shoes with diamanté buckles dating from 1900. Team the skirt with a classic pair of court shoes or stiletto heels. We were made to design a court shoe - those types of shoes that lady lawyers wear - very simple rounded front slip-ons cut from one piece of leather. And to cap it all, failure to wear a navy skirt, a ‘nice’ cream blouse and little court shoes has sealed my fate! As this is a formal session, you are only allowed to wear court shoes. I wore a red dress that zipped up the front, tan pantyhose, and white court shoes.
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