adj.(尤指因风吹或天冷而)皲裂的，开裂的

原形：chap第三人称单数：chaps复数：chaps过去式：chapped过去分词：chapped现在分词：chapping

The girl's hands were chapped by the cold.
那个女孩的手因寒冷而冻裂.
People's hands often chap in winter.
人的手在冬天常常皲裂。
He is a good little chap!
他是一个好的小家伙！
No gapping or chapping.
严丝合缝。

The chap on the corner sells the best coffee in town.
街角的那个小伙子卖的是镇上最好的咖啡。
He's a bit of a funny chap, always telling jokes.
他是个挺风趣的人，总是讲笑话。
I met a charming old chap at the park who shared fascinating stories about the town's history.
我在公园遇到了一位迷人的老先生，他分享了许多关于小镇历史的有趣故事。
My roommate's a real night owl; he's always up late, tinkering with his computer. What a chap!
我的室友是个夜猫子，总是熬夜摆弄他的电脑。真是个人物！
The little chap was so excited to see the circus for the first time that he could hardly contain himself.
那个小家伙第一次看到马戏团时非常兴奋，几乎无法克制自己。
She married a chap from her hometown whom she had known since childhood.
她嫁给了一个从她家乡来的男子，他们从小就认识。
That chap over there seems to know everyone here; he's quite the social butterfly.
那边的那个人似乎认识这里的每一个人，他真是个交际花。
The chaplain gave an inspiring sermon that touched the hearts of many in the congregation.
牧师做了一次鼓舞人心的布道，触动了众多会众的心。
My grandfather was a chap who believed in hard work and honesty above all else.
我的祖父是一个坚信努力工作和诚实至上的人。
After a long day at work, it's nice to have a chat with the friendly chap at the pub.
工作一天后，能和酒吧里那位友好的伙计聊聊天真是太好了。