| 单词 | 穿着 |
| 释义 | 〔twinset〕A sweater set comprised of a cardigan and a shell that match and are worn together.两件套：羊毛衫和外套搭配并一起穿着的毛衣套装〔lap〕models who were lapped in expensive furs.模特儿穿着昂贵的毛皮大衣〔tunic〕A short pleated and belted dress worn by women for some sports.宽松短装：一种妇女穿着从事某些运动的束腰短装〔Burnett〕British-born American writer famous for her popular children's books, especiallyLittle Lord Fauntleroy (1886), whose priggish title character dressed in black velvet with ruffled lace collars and sported long golden curls. 伯内特，弗朗西丝·伊丽莎·霍奇森：(1849-1924) 英裔美国作家，以她的流行儿童作品而出名，特别是《方特勒罗伊小爵爷》 （1886年），其中描写的自命不凡的主角穿着带皱边领子的黑天鹅绒服装，留着炫耀的金黄色的长卷发 〔sweep〕To move swiftly in a lofty manner, as if in a trailing robe:以高雅方式移动：象穿着曳地长袍般高傲快速地移动：〔kachina〕A carved doll in the costume of a particular spirit, usually presented as a gift to a child.雕成克奇纳神的小木偶：穿着克奇纳神服装的雕刻出来的木偶，通常当作给儿童的礼物〔chic〕from Middle High German (sich) schicken [to outfit (oneself); fit in] 源自 中古高地德语 (sich) schicken [装备（自己）；穿着很合适] 〔diaper〕A similar piece of material, worn by incontinent adults.成人尿布：失禁成年人穿着的类似物品〔pullover〕A garment, such as a sweater, that is put on by being drawn over the head.套头衫：羊毛衫等从头顶拉下穿着的服装〔judicial〕in judicial robes.穿着法官的长袍〔rig〕wore an outlandish rig to the office.穿着奇装异服来到办公室〔dishabille〕The state of being partially or very casually dressed.衣着部分不蔽体的状况，穿着非常随便〔naff〕"naffing about in a tutu"(Suzanne Lowry)“穿着短裙到处乱走”(苏珊·劳里)〔casual〕Suited for everyday wear or use; informal.轻便的，非正式的：适于每日穿着或使用的；非正式的〔beatnik〕A person who acts and dresses with pointed, often exaggerated disregard for what is generally thought proper and who is given to radical and extravagant social criticism or self-expression.比特尼克，披头族：一个行为和穿着奇装异服的，通常过分的，不在乎什么是世俗认为适当的人。这种人持激进的和偏激的社会批评主义态度或自我表现〔Loafer〕"Under the . . . private label, there is a simple black patent loafer for $175"(New York Times)"Popular looks for men include: knee-length shorts worn with a blazer, white socks and loafers; or turtlenecks, often white"(San Francisco Chronicle)"The groom wore jeans, loafers and no socks"(Sports Illustrated)“在那张隐蔽的标签下面，摆着一双价值175美元的简洁而新颖的黑色路夫便鞋”(纽约时报)“男人流行的打扮包括：长至膝高的短裤，单排扣运动上衣，白色短袜和路夫皮鞋；或只穿一件白色高圆领绒衣”(旧金山记事)“马夫穿着仔衣和路夫皮鞋，没穿袜子”(运动插图)〔make〕Clothes make the man.由穿着便可了解一个人〔jerkin〕A close-fitting, hip-length, collarless jacket having no sleeves but often extended shoulders, belted and worn over a doublet by men especially in the 16th century.短紧身上衣：一种紧身齐臀无领无袖但延伸到两肩的上衣，尤其指16世纪男子穿着在紧身衣外的束腰带的上衣〔Skivvies〕"The venerable white-underwear company . . . had dabbled in socks, sweats, and fashion skivvies"(Advertising Age)"About 500 yards away, on three destroyers snubbed up to the dock, men were clambering on the deck in their skivvies"(Smithsonian)“令人崇尚的白色内衣公司…已经涉足袜子、汗衫和时髦男式圆领衫”(广告时代)“大约500码以外，在三艘挽桩滞缆在船码头的驱逐舰上，穿着圆顶衫的男人们正在攀上甲板”(史密森)〔poky〕always wearing those poky old clothes.总是穿着那几件又旧又破的衣服〔slop〕slops Short, full trousers worn in the 16th century. slops 短而宽的裤子：16世纪时穿着的短而宽松的裤子〔antique〕wore a suit of rather antique appearance.穿着一套相当过时的衣服〔sport〕"His shoes sported elevated heels"(Truman Capote)“他惹人注目地穿着高跟鞋”(杜鲁门·卡波特)〔lambskin〕Leather made from the dressed hide of a lamb.羔皮革：由这种穿着用的羊羔皮制成的皮革〔tatterdemalion〕A person wearing ragged or tattered clothing; a ragamuffin.穿着破烂的衣衫的人；衣衫褴褛者〔burnoose〕A hooded cloak worn especially by Arabs.带帽斗篷：尤指阿拉伯人穿着的带帽兜的斗篷〔individual〕an individual way of dressing.个人的穿着方式〔romper〕rompers A loosely fitted, one-piece garment having short bloomers that is worn especially by small children for play. rompers 连衫裤：尤指小孩穿着玩耍的一种有短灯笼裤的宽松且上下身连在一起的外衣〔noise〕My outstanding memory of the diplomatic reception is of elegantly dressed guests chattering in a babel of tongues. 我对外交接待的最突出的记忆是穿着高雅的客人们用非常混杂的语言喋喋不休 〔plainclothes〕Wearing civilian clothes while on duty to avoid being identified as police or security:穿便衣的：执勤时仍穿着平常百姓衣着，以避免被认出是警察或安全人员：〔in〕a tall man in an overcoat.穿着大衣的一个高大男人〔gussy〕To dress or decorate elaborately; adorn or embellish:精心地穿着或打扮；装点或修饰：〔tuxedo〕A man's dress jacket, usually black with satin or grosgrain lapels, worn for formal or semiformal occasions. Also called dinner jacket 夜小礼服、晚餐服：男式的礼服外套，通常是黑色，有亚麻的或粗丝绸的翻领，在正式或半正式场合穿着 也作 dinner jacket〔upmarket〕"He turned up in well-cut clothes . . . and upmarket felt hats"(New Yorker)“他穿着剪裁合体的服装，戴着高档的帽子”(纽约人)〔wear〕To carry or have on the person as covering, adornment, or protection:穿着：戴或穿在身上作为遮蔽、装饰或保护：〔dhoti〕A loincloth worn by Hindu men in India.印度腰带：在印度被印度男人穿着的腰带〔right〕Intended to be worn or positioned facing outward or toward an observer:正面的：需要面向外或面对观察者穿着或放置的：〔cami〕A camisole worn as an undergarment.卡米：作为内衣穿着的妇女贴身背心〔wannabe〕One who imitates the behavior, customs, or dress of an admired person or group.模仿偶像者：模仿自己崇拜的人或团体的行为、习惯或穿着〔cheongsam〕A long dress with a high collar and slit skirt, traditionally worn by Chinese women.旗袍：中国女性传统上所穿着的高领开衩裙式连身服饰 |
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