Antoni van Leeuwenhoek was a draper, a merchant who unhappy with those lenses, taught himself glass making.

安东尼·范·列文虎克一位布商，由于对这些透镜十分不，他于自学了玻璃制造。

The titular character is adopted by a couple of shopkeepers in Kent and is later apprenticed to a draper.

书的主人公被肯特郡的一对店主收养，后来成了一位布衣商的学徒。

It was plain that Margery had wanted the draper's.

。 很明显，玛格丽想要布匠的。

" Let us now go to M. Durand's the draper" .

“让我们在去 M. Durand 的布店” 。

The draper was full of vague projects.

窗帘布糊的项目。

Draper caught him by the wrist.

德雷珀抓住了他的手腕。

Few drapers' assistants, as he was once, could have made themselves what he is'.

很少有布商的助手， 像他曾经那样， 能够让自己成为他在的样子。

It was the highest figure ever attained in one day's sales by a draper's shop.

这一家布店有史以来的最高单日额。

At last the draper made an effort, and tore himself away from the spectacle of The Paradise and its sales.

最后，布商努力了，从天堂的景象和挣脱出来。

" Your son will go to M. Durand, the draper, with this money and will get a complete black suit" .

“您的儿子将带着这笔钱去找布料商 M. Durand，并会得到一套完整的黑色西装”。

If I do send him back, I shall of course keep the complete black suit which I have just ordered at the draper's.

如果我真的把他送回去，我当然会保留我刚刚在布料商那里订购的整套黑色西装。

Draper nearly always looked in on him for a moment before dinner: it was the hour most propitious to their elliptic interchange of words and silences.

德雷珀几乎总在晚饭前看他一会儿：这最有利于他们简短地交谈和沉默的时刻。

An elderly gentleman was looking out of his window in a village street in the summer of 1781 when he saw two ladies go into a draper's shop opposite.

1781 年夏天，一位年长的绅士在乡村街道上向窗外望去，看到两名女士走进对面的一家布店。

Mr. Hopkins, the meek-mannered draper opposite, was the first to act on this inward vision, being the more ambitious of a little masculine talk because his customers were chiefly women.

霍普金斯先生，他对面那个温文尔雅的服装商，第一个按照这种内心愿景采取行动的人，因为他的顾客主要女性，所以他在男性化的谈话更具雄心。

Well, it was young Leonards, old Leonards the draper's son, as great a scamp as ever lived — who plagued his father almost to death, and then ran off to sea.

好吧，年轻的伦纳德， 老布商的儿子伦纳德， 一个永远的大流氓——把他父亲折磨得几乎要死， 然后跑到海里去了。

" Thank heaven" ! said the draper in conclusion, " if the father drinks and runs after women, the son at all events has learnt the value of money here" .

“谢天谢地” ！布商最后说， “如果父亲喝酒追女人， 无论如何，儿子在这里已经学会了金钱的价值” 。

There was Geary Ball going to the " Royal Oak" to drink his dram--that happened as regularly as Cowper brushed his teeth; but behold--two ladies were going into the draper's shop opposite.

吉尔里·鲍尔（Geary Ball）去“皇家橡树”喝他的酒——这就像考珀刷牙时经常发生的那样；但看哪——两位女士正走进对面的布店。

Mr. Bambridge was rather curt to the draper, feeling that Hopkins was of course glad to talk to him, but that he was not going to waste much of his talk on Hopkins.

班布里奇先生对布匠相当生硬，觉得霍普金斯当然很乐意和他说话，但他不会在霍普金斯身上浪费太多谈话。

That evening, in their room, when Madame Baudu questioned her husband as to the result of the conversation, the draper had regained his obstinate resolve to fight on in person to the bitter end.

那天晚上，在他们的房间里，当鲍杜夫人向她的丈夫询问谈话的结果时，布匠又恢复了他亲自战斗到底的顽固决心。

We went into a small country town, where living was cheaper than in Milton, and where I got employment in a draper's shop (a capital place, by the way, for obtaining a knowledge of goods).

我们去了一个乡村小镇，那里的生活比米尔顿便宜，我在那里的一家布店找到了工作（顺便说一句，这获得商品知识的首都）。