英语词汇“dress”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	dress
释义	Trends of dress View usage for: dress (dres) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense dresses, present participle dressing, past tense, past participle dressed 1. countable noun A dress is a piece of clothing for a woman or girl that covers the body and part or all of the legs. She was wearing a black dress. Synonyms: frock, shift, gown, garment More Synonyms of dress 2. uncountable noun You can refer to clothes worn by men or women as dress. He's usually smart in his dress. ...hundreds of Cambodians in traditional dress. 3. See also evening dress, fancy dress, full dress, morning dress 4. verb When you dress or dress yourself, you put on clothes. He told Sarah to wait while he dressed. [VERB] Sue had dressed herself neatly for work. [VERB pronoun-reflexive] Synonyms: put on clothes, don clothes, slip on or into something More Synonyms of dress 5. verb If you dress someone, for example a child, you put clothes on them. She bathed her and dressed her in clean clothes. [VERB noun] wear 6. verb If someone dresses in a particular way, they wear clothes of a particular style or colour. He dresses in a way that lets everyone know he's got authority. [VERB + in] She used to dress in jeans. [VERB in noun] 7. verb If you dress for something, you put on special clothes for it. We don't dress for dinner here. [VERB + for] 8. verb When someone dresses a wound, they clean it and cover it. The poor child never cried or protested when I was dressing her wounds. [VERB noun] 9. verb If you dress a salad, you cover it with a mixture of oil, vinegar, and herbs or flavourings. Scatter the tomato over, then dress the salad. [VERB noun] ...a bowl of dressed salad. [VERB-ed] 10. verb To dress meat, chicken, or fish means to prepare it for cooking by cleaning it and removing the parts thatyou cannot eat. Her mother dressed the meat. [VERB noun] ...dressed crab. [VERB-ed] 11. See also dressed, dressing Phrasal verbs: See dress down See dress up More Synonyms of dress dress in British English (drɛs) verb 1. to put clothes on (oneself or another); attire 2. (intransitive) a. to change one's clothes b. to wear formal or evening clothes 3. (transitive) to provide (someone) with clothing; clothe 4. (transitive) to arrange merchandise in (a shop window) for effective display 5. (transitive) to comb out or arrange (the hair) into position 6. (transitive) to apply protective or therapeutic covering to (a wound, sore, etc) 7. (transitive) to prepare (food, esp fowl and fish) for cooking or serving by cleaning, trimming, gutting, etc 8. (transitive) to put a finish on (the surface of stone, metal, etc) 9. (transitive) to till and cultivate (land), esp by applying manure, compost, or fertilizer 10. (transitive) to prune and trim (trees, bushes, etc) 11. (transitive) to groom (an animal, esp a horse) 12. (transitive) to convert (tanned hides) into leather 13. (transitive) archaic to spay or neuter (an animal) 14. angling to tie (a fly) 15. military to bring (troops) into line or (of troops) to come into line (esp in the phrase dress ranks) 16. dress ship noun 17. a one-piece garment for a woman, consisting of a skirt and bodice 18. complete style of clothing; costume formal dress military dress 19. (modifier) suitable or required for a formal occasion a dress shirt 20. the outer covering or appearance, esp of living things trees in their spring dress of leaves Word origin C14: from Old French drecier, ultimately from Latin dīrigere to direct dress in American English (drɛs) verb transitiveWord forms: dressed or drest, ˈdressing 1. to put clothes on; clothe 2. to provide with clothing 3. to decorate; trim; adorn 4. to arrange a display in to dress a store window 5. to arrange or do up (the hair) 6. to arrange (troops) in a straight line or lines 7. to apply medicines and bandages to (a wound, sore, etc.) 8. to treat as required in preparing for use, grooming, etc. ; esp., a. to clean and eviscerate (a fowl, deer, etc.) b. to till, cultivate, or fertilize (fields or plants) c. to curry (a horse, leather, etc.) d. to smooth, finish, shape, etc. (stone, wood, etc.) verb intransitive 9. to put on clothes; wear clothes 10. to dress in formal clothes 11. to get into a straight line or proper alignment said of troops noun 12. clothes, clothing, or apparel, esp. as suitable for certain occasions [casual dress] or for a certain place or time modern dress 13. an outer garment for women, having a skirt and usually made in one piece: formerlyand traditionally the usual garment for women, now more often limited to somewhat formal occasions 14. formal clothes 15. external covering or appearance adjective 16. of or for dresses dress material 17. worn on formal occasions a dress suit 18. requiring formal clothes a dress occasion Idioms: dress down dress ship dress up Word origin ME dressen, to make straight, direct < OFr drecier, to set up, arrange < VL directiare < L directus: see direct Image of dress © Tarzhanova, Shutterstock Examples of 'dress' in a sentence dress There has always been belief inside the dressing room. The Sun (2016) Some offer fancy dress pub crawls with outrageous themes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) She also has the coolest dress sense. The Sun (2017) Put the dressing ingredients in a small bowl and whisk together. The Sun (2016) Clearly the correct dress is smart casual. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He has also been dressing as a woman and wearing make-up. The Sun (2016) The couple asked all their guests to carry pumpkins to light their way to the venue and to dress in costume or autumnal colours. The Sun (2016) Part of a team, part of a dressing room, important to a club. The Sun (2016) They left the sordid bit of bringing the kit to the dressing room to the bearers. Times, Sunday Times (2012) With a delicious dressing a good salad should be the major part of your meal. Holford, Patrick The Family Nutrition Workbook (1988) They varied greatly in dress and appearance. Christianity Today (2000) You want each one to be covered by the dressing. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Other birds simply shed their fancy dress. Times, Sunday Times (2010) She just refuses to dress the part. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Guests dressed in period costume are very welcome. The Sun (2009) Why do characters dress up as animals? Times, Sunday Times (2013) They have contrasting musical styles and their dress sense is slightly different too. The Sun (2011) She is beginning to be persuaded to put on dresses again. Steel, Elizabeth Coping With Sudden Hair Loss (1988) Key pieces include smock dresses and cropped jeans. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Wear a skirt or dress in the length that is most typical for you. Times, Sunday Times (2006) You had to dress up in smart frocks. Times, Sunday Times (2006) There were eight or nine of us in the dressing room. Max Arthur Lost Voices of the Edwardians: 19011910 in the words of the Men & Women Who WereThere (2006) They have performed at pretty much all concerts and live appearances since then dressed as robots. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Hang shirts up in dressing room. The Sun (2012) He was dressed in green clothes. Times, Sunday Times (2015) We clean their dressing room, win lose or draw. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Then cover with a clean dressing - clingfilm is ideal. The Sun (2010) Shirt dresses come in feminine silks, heels have a tough edge and leather has a utilitarian look. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The photograph appears to show him lying on the ground with his eyes closed, dressed in militaryfatigues. Times, Sunday Times (2014) She must dress like a woman, talk like a woman and walk like a woman... she must observe the purely feminine attributes and feminine virtues. The Times Literary Supplement (2011) Quotations When you're all dressed up and have no place to goGeorge Whitingsong title Word lists with dress articles of clothing, articles of clothing In other languages dress British English: dress /drɛs/ NOUN A dress* is something a girl or a woman can wear. It covers the body and part of the legs. She wore a yellow dress. American English: dress Arabic: فُسْتَان Brazilian Portuguese: vestido Chinese: 连衣裙 Croatian: haljina Czech: šaty Danish: kjole Dutch: jurk European Spanish: vestido Finnish: mekko French: robe German: Kleid Greek: φόρεμα Italian: abito Japanese: ワンピース Korean: 드레스 Norwegian: kjole Polish: sukienka European Portuguese: vestido Romanian: rochie Russian: платье Latin American Spanish: vestido prenda con que se cubre el cuerpo Swedish: klänning Thai: ชุดกระโปรง Turkish: giysi elbise Ukrainian: сукня Vietnamese: áo đầm British English: dress /drɛs/ VERB When you dress, you put on clothes. He dressed quickly because he was late. American English: dress Arabic: يُلْبِسُ Brazilian Portuguese: vestir-se Chinese: 穿衣 Croatian: odjenuti Czech: obléci se Danish: klæde sig på Dutch: aankleden (zich) European Spanish: vestirse Finnish: pukeutua French: s’habiller German: ankleiden (sich) Greek: ντύνω Italian: vestirsi Japanese: 服を着る Korean: 옷을 입다 Norwegian: kle (på) Polish: ubrać European Portuguese: vestir-se Romanian: a îmbrăca Russian: одеваться Latin American Spanish: vestirse Swedish: klä på (sig) Thai: ใส่เสื้อผ้า Turkish: giyinmek Ukrainian: вдягатися Vietnamese: mặc quần áo All related terms of 'dress' dress up If you dress up or dress yourself up , you put on different clothes, in order to make yourself look smarter than usual or to disguise yourself. re-dress to dress (someone or something) again top-dress to spread manure or fertilizer on the surface of (land) without working it into the soil coat dress a lightweight button-through garment that can be worn either as a dress or as a coat court dress the formal clothing worn at court cross-dress If someone cross-dresses , they wear the clothes usually worn by the opposite sex. dress coat a man's formal tailcoat with a cutaway skirt dress code The dress code of a place is the rules about what kind of clothes people are allowed to wear there. dress down If you dress down , you wear clothes that are less smart than usual . dress form an adjustable dummy used in dressmaking that can be made to conform to a person's figure dress sense Someone's dress sense is their ability to choose clothes that make them look attractive . dress ship to decorate a vessel by displaying all signal flags on lines run from the bow to the stern over the mast trucks dress shirt A dress shirt is a special shirt which men wear on formal occasions . It is worn with a dinner jacket and bow tie . dress shoes formal shoes for wearing with evening dress dress suit an ensemble of matching formal evening wear fancy dress Fancy dress is clothing that you wear for a party at which everyone tries to look like a famous person or a person from a story , from history , or from a particular profession . full dress Someone who is in full dress is wearing all the clothes needed for a ceremony or formal occasion . gala dress a formal dress worn to a gala or festive occasion mess dress formal evening wear for officers party dress a dress to wear to a party sack dress a large bag made of coarse cloth, thick paper, etc, used as a container side-dress to place fertilizers on or in the soil near the roots of (growing plants) tent dress a very full tent-shaped dress, having no darts , waistline , etc battle dress the ordinary uniform of a soldier, consisting of tunic and trousers dinner dress a dress, often long and having sleeves or a jacket , more elaborate than one designed for daytime wear but less formal than an evening gown dress circle The dress circle is the lowest of the curved rows of seats upstairs in a theatre. dress length a piece of material that is big enough to make a dress from dress parade a formal parade of sufficient ceremonial importance for the wearing of dress uniform dress shield a fabric pad worn under the armpits or attached to the armhole of a garment to prevent sweat from showing on or staining the clothing dress uniform formal ceremonial uniform evening dress Evening dress consists of the formal clothes that people wear to formal occasions in the evening. fatigue dress special clothing worn by military personnel to carry out such duties formal dress smart clothes as might be worn at work; business dress morning dress Morning dress is a suit that is worn by men for very formal occasions such as weddings . It consists of a grey or black coat that is longer at the back than the front , grey trousers, a white shirt , a grey tie , and often a top hat. mullet dress a dress whose skirt is cut short at the front but long at the back service dress a khaki army uniform more formal than khakis but less formal than full army dress sweater dress a dress made of knitted or crocheted material, esp a heavy one worn for warmth wedding dress A wedding dress is a special dress that a woman wears at her wedding. academic dress formal dress, usually comprising cap , gown , and hood , worn by university staff and students A-line dress a dress that gradually becomes wider from top to bottom , similar to an A in shape cocktail dress A cocktail dress is a dress that is suitable for formal social occasions. dress designer a person who designs clothes dress rehearsal The dress rehearsal of a play, opera , or show is the final rehearsal before it is performed , in which the performers wear their costumes and the lights and scenery are all used as they will be in the performance . Highland dress the historical costume , including the plaid , kilt or filibeg , and bonnet , as worn by Highland clansmen and soldiers maternity dress a dress worn by a pregnant woman and which is designed to allow for the changes in body size which take place during pregnancy national dress the traditional clothing of a country pinafore dress a sleeveless dress worn over a blouse or sweater princess dress (in Britain) a daughter of the sovereign or of one of the sovereign's sons rational dress long loose trousers gathered at the ankle and worn under a shorter skirt dress-down day a day on which employees are allowed to wear informal clothing Chinese translation of 'dress' dress (drɛs) n (c) (= frock) 连(連)衣裙 (liányīqún) (条(條), tiáo) (u) (= clothing) 服装(裝) (fúzhuāng) vt [child] 给(給) ... 穿衣 (gěi ... chuānyī) [wound] 敷裹 (fūguǒ) [salad] 拌 (bàn) vi 穿衣 (chuānyī) to dress o.s., get dressed 穿好衣服 (chuānhǎo yīfu) she dresses in jeans 她身穿牛仔服 (tā shēnchuān niúzǎifú) All related terms of 'dress' dress up ( wear best clothes ) 穿上盛装(裝) chuānshàng shèngzhuāng dress down 穿上便装(裝) chuānshàng biànzhuāng fancy dress 奇装(裝)异(異)服 qí zhuāng yì fú dress circle ( in theatre ) 二楼(樓)正座 èr lóu zhèngzuò evening dress [ c ] ( gown ) 女装(裝)晚礼(禮)服 nǚzhuāng wǎnlǐfú [ 套 tào ] formal dress ( evening dress ) 礼(禮)服 lǐfú national dress 民族服装(裝) mínzú fúzhuāng wedding dress 婚纱(紗) hūnshā [ 件 jiàn ] fancy-dress party 化装(裝)舞会(會) huàzhuāng wǔhuì [ 个(個) gè ] to dress up as ( in fancy dress ) 化装(裝)成 huàzhuāng chéng she made the dress herself 她自己做的这(這)件连(連)衣裙 tā zìjǐ zuò de zhè jiàn liányīqún to dress o.s., get dressed 穿好衣服 chuānhǎo yīfu the yellow dress, not the green one 那件黄(黃)色的衣服，不是绿(綠)色的 nà jiàn huángsè de yīfu, bùshì lǜsè de pinafore pinafore dress 无(無)袖女裙 wúxiù nǚqún [ 条(條) tiáo ] she wanted to buy a dress but not just any dress 她想买(買)件礼(禮)服，但要有点(點)特别(別)的那种(種) tā xiǎng mǎi jiàn lǐfú, dàn yào yǒudiǎn tèbié de nàzhǒng the cigarette burnt a hole in her dress 香烟(煙)在她的连(連)衣裙上烫(燙)了个(個)洞 xiāngyān zài tā de liányīqún shang tàngle gè dòng 1 (noun) in the sense of frock Definition a one-piece garment worn by a woman or girl, with a skirt and bodice and sometimes sleeves She was wearing a black dress. Synonyms frock In the photo I'm wearing a blue frock. shift gown a blue satin ball gown garment Put a fancy label on any garment and it gains credibility. robe a fur-lined robe of green silk 2 (noun) in the sense of clothing Definition complete style of clothing a well-groomed gent in smart dress and specs Synonyms clothing The refugees were given food, clothing and shelter. clothes gear (informal) I used to wear trendy gear but it just looked ridiculous. costume Even from a distance, the effect of his costume was stunning. threads (slang) garments apparel (old-fashioned) Women's apparel is offered in petite, regular and tall sizes. attire women dressed in their finest attire garb He wore the garb of a general. togs raiment (archaic, poetic) vestment schmutter (slang) habiliment 1 (verb) in the sense of put on clothes He told her to wait while he dressed. Synonyms put on clothes don clothes slip on or into something Opposites undress , strip , disrobe , take off your clothes , shed , peel off (slang) , divest yourself of 2 (verb) in the sense of clothe Definition to put clothes on We dressed the baby in a warm outfit. Synonyms clothe He was clothed in a dashing scarlet and black uniform. turn out get up (informal) attire fit out garb He was garbed from head to toe in black. rig out robe 3 (verb) in the sense of bandage Definition to apply protective covering to (a wound) I dressed her wounds. Synonyms bandage Apply a dressing to the wound and bandage it. cover He covered his head with a turban. treat a working method for treating subjects in the theater plaster She gets sunburn even when she plasters herself in lotion. swathe She swathed herself in thin black fabrics. bind up 4 (verb) in the sense of decorate Definition to put a finish on (the surface of stone, metal, or other building material) advice on how to dress a Christmas tree Synonyms decorate He decorated the box with glitter and ribbons. deck The house was decked with flowers. adorn Several oil paintings adorn the walls. trim jackets trimmed with crocheted flowers array a priest arrayed in white vestments drape He draped himself in the flag. ornament The Egyptians ornamented their mirrors with carved handles of ivory, gold, or wood. embellish The boat was embellished with red and blue carvings. festoon The temples are festooned with lights. bedeck Flags bedeck the balcony. furbish rig out 5 (verb) in the sense of arrange He's so careless about dressing his hair. Synonyms arrange She arranged an appointment for Friday afternoon. do (up) groom She always appeared perfectly groomed. set She had set the table and was drinking coffee at the hearth. prepare He said the government must prepare an emergency plan for evacuation. comb (out) get ready Phrasal verbs See dress down See dress someone down See dress something up See dress up see clothing subject word lists See Dresses Quotation When you're all dressed up and have no place to go [George Whiting – song title] Additional synonyms in the sense of adorn Definition to decorate Several oil paintings adorn the walls. Synonyms decorate, enhance, deck, trim, grace, array, enrich, garnish, ornament, embellish, emblazon, festoon, bedeck, beautify, engarland in the sense of apparel Definition clothing Women's apparel is offered in petite, regular and tall sizes. Synonyms clothing, dress, clothes, equipment, gear (informal), habit, outfit, costume, threads (slang), array (poetic), garments, robes, trappings, attire, garb, accoutrements, vestments, raiment (archaic, poetic), schmutter (slang), habiliments in the sense of array Definition to dress in rich clothing a priest arrayed in white vestments Synonyms dress, supply, clothe, wrap, deck, outfit, decorate, equip, robe, get ready, adorn, apparel (archaic), festoon, attire, fit out, garb, bedeck, caparison, accoutre Synonyms of 'dress' dress Explore 'dress' in the dictionary
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