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

ETYMOLOGYwardrobe

Origin: 1300-1400 Old North French warderobe, from warder ( ➔ WARDEN) + robe robe

COLLOCATIONS► a wardrobe master/mistress

(=a man or woman who is in charge of this department)

THESAURUSthe things that people wear to cover their bodies or to keep warm► clothes

the things that people wear to cover their bodies or to keep warm: My mother told me to put on my best clothes. Pete took his clothes off and went to bed.

► clothing

clothing means the same as clothes, but is more formal: The store sells beautiful imported clothing.

► outfit

a set of clothes that you wear together: I need a new outfit for the party.

► uniform

special clothes that people wear for some jobs, sports teams, or schools: He goes to a private school and has to wear a uniform.

► costume

a set of clothes that you wear in a play or that you wear to look like someone or something else: The children were getting dressed in their costumes for the play.

► garment

formal one thing that you wear: The princess wore garments made of silk.

► wardrobe

all the clothes that you own: She bought a whole new wardrobe after she lost weight.

► dress

clothes of a particular style or for a particular occasion: Casual dress is not appropriate for a job interview.

► apparel

formal clothes. Used in stores: Men’s apparel is on the second floor of the store.

► wear

a particular kind of clothes, or clothes for a particular activity. Used about the type of clothes being sold in a store: The store specializes in outdoor wear and sportswear.

单词	wardrobe
释义	wardrobewardrobe /ˈwɔrdroʊb/ noun Etymology ETYMOLOGYwardrobe Origin: 1300-1400 Old North French warderobe, from warder ( ➔ WARDEN) + robe robe Collocations COLLOCATIONS► a wardrobe master/mistress (=a man or woman who is in charge of this department) Thesaurus THESAURUSthe things that people wear to cover their bodies or to keep warm► clothes the things that people wear to cover their bodies or to keep warm: My mother told me to put on my best clothes. Pete took his clothes off and went to bed. ► clothing clothing means the same as clothes, but is more formal: The store sells beautiful imported clothing. ► outfit a set of clothes that you wear together: I need a new outfit for the party. ► uniform special clothes that people wear for some jobs, sports teams, or schools: He goes to a private school and has to wear a uniform. ► costume a set of clothes that you wear in a play or that you wear to look like someone or something else: The children were getting dressed in their costumes for the play. ► garment formal one thing that you wear: The princess wore garments made of silk. ► wardrobe all the clothes that you own: She bought a whole new wardrobe after she lost weight. ► dress clothes of a particular style or for a particular occasion: Casual dress is not appropriate for a job interview. ► apparel formal clothes. Used in stores: Men’s apparel is on the second floor of the store. ► wear a particular kind of clothes, or clothes for a particular activity. Used about the type of clothes being sold in a store: The store specializes in outdoor wear and sportswear. 1 [countable] the clothes that someone has: She bought a whole new wardrobe for the trip.► see thesaurus at clothes2[countable] a piece of furniture like a large cupboard that you hang clothes in3[uncountable] (also wardrobe department) eng. lang. arts a department in a theater, television company, etc. that deals with the clothes worn by actors: a wardrobe master/mistress (=a man or woman who is in charge of this department)
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