a loose garment (usually with veiled holes for the eyes) worn by Muslim women especially in India and Pakistan;
"the Taliban forced all women to wear the burqa"
例句
A third debated whether to take off her burka. 第三个女孩正在为是否需要脱下她的布卡尔而争论着。
"The vast majority of Muslims are against the burka. “绝大多数的穆斯林反对布尔卡。
Ms Amara said she was "in favour of the burka not existing in my country". 阿马拉埃西女士说，她是“有利于布尔卡不会在我国现有的” 。
"It's time for Barack Obama to let Hillary Clinton take off her burka," she wrote. “是时候了，奥巴马应让希拉里脱去隐身长袍了。”她写道。
A French government minister has called for the burka, the head-to-toe garment worn by a minority of Muslim women in France, to be banned. 法国政府一位部长呼吁禁止法国境内穿着穆斯林女性的从头到脚的波尔卡罩袍。
MsAmara, who is of Algerian descent, argued that banning the burka wouldhelp women to stand up to the extremists in their communities. 女士阿马拉埃西，谁是阿尔及利亚后裔的问题，争辩说，禁止布尔卡将有助于妇女站起来的极端分子在他们的社区。
