attire

英 [əˈtaɪə(r)]

美 [əˈtaɪər]

n.  服装; 衣服
vt.  使穿上衣服; 使穿上盛装

过去分词：attired　现在分词：attiring　过去式：attired　第三人称单数：attires　

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BNC.19236 / COCA.10764

牛津词典

noun

• 服装；衣服
  clothes
  1. dressed in formal evening attire
     穿着晚礼服

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 服装;衣服
  Yourattireis the clothes you are wearing.
  1. ...seven women dressed in their finest attire.
     七个盛装打扮的女子

英英释义

noun

• clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
  1. formal attire
  2. battle dress
  Synonym:garbdress

verb

• put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive
  1. She never dresses up, even when she goes to the opera
  2. The young girls were all fancied up for the party
  Synonym:overdressdress upfig outfig updeck upgussy upfancy uptrick updeck outtrick outprinkget uprig outtog uptog out

双语例句

• Everyone knows that attitudes toward work attire have relaxed.
  都知道，人们对职场装束的态度变得随意了。
• Tartish attire. She wore a gaudy costume to the party.
  ***穿的浓装艳抹的服饰她着一身色彩艳丽的服装参加宴会。
• And I suppose we have different ideas of wearing formal things or casual attire.
  我认为中西方对正装和便装有不同的穿衣规则。
• The attire worn in a play or at a fancy dress ball.
  在戏中或在化装舞会上穿的衣服。
• Part of being an adult means choosing my own attire.
  作为成人，我的一部分权利就是选择自己的装束。
• And some researchers report that patients have less confidence in a doctor whose attire is casual.
  一些研究人员报道，病人对穿着随便的医生较少信任。
• At today's evening party, she is dressed in splendid Manchu attire.
  今天在晚会上，她穿了一身漂亮的旗袍。
• She divested herself of her cumbersome attire.
  她脱下了身上笨重的礼服。
• He ignores his personal attire.
  都已经忘掉自己的穿着打扮了。
• Your attire should reflect both your environment and your position.
  你的衣着既应反映你的环境又应反映你的职位。