英语单词短语词组“clothes”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

clothes

noun[plural]

/kləʊðz/us

/kloʊðz/

things such asdressesandtrousersthat youweartocover,protect, ordecorateyourbody:

衣服，衣物

She usuallywearssmart/casualclothes.她通常穿着很入时／随意。

I'm justputtingmy clotheson.我正打算把衣服穿上。

Takeyourclothesoffand get in thebath.脱下衣服进浴缸。

designerclothes名牌服装

a clothesshop服装店

Synonyms

apparel
attireformal
clobberUKinformal
clothingformal
dress
garbliterary
gear(CLOTHES/EQUIPMENT)informal
raimentold use
threadsinformal old-fashioned
togsUKinformal
wear(CLOTHES)

More examples

She alwaysleavesher clotheslyingabout on thefloor.
It'ssillyto go to theexpenseofbuyingnew clothes when you don't really need them.
I'm going through mywardrobeandthrowingout all the clothes I don'twearany more.
She'sbusyknittingbabyclothes.
Itendtowearclothes that arepracticalratherthanfashionable.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Clothing - general words

all-in-one
anti-fur
apparel
argyle
attire
cast-offs
finery
fitter
garb
garment
get up
glad rags
haberdasher
mothball
mourning
sensible
separates
shapewear
shorty
street clothes

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(Definition ofclothesfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

clothes| American Dictionary

clothes

plural noun

/kloʊz,kloʊðz/

things youweartocoveryourbodyandkeepyouwarm, to becomfortable, or for the way they make youlook:

I’ve got all these clothes that I neverwear.

(Definition ofclothesfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofclothes

clothes

Visual differentiation highlighted not justclothesbut physical features.

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They were dressed inclothesprovided by the authorities.

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The divan was the first room entered by bathers who would divest themselves of theirclothesin dressing rooms or stalls.

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These usually exhibited manufactured goods, both local and imported, such as ready-madeclothes, shoes, hats, crystal, leather goods or artistic crafts like photographs and pottery.

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They experienced theirclothesand appearance as expressive, and closely linked to a sense of their own femininity.

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More often, they were not paid at all, just given poor quality rations and cast-offclothes.

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As long as she had something to eat,clothesto wear and somewhere to sleep, she did not consider herself to be poor.

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They dyed their hair and wrote slogans on theirclothesand on city walls.

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Politically conservative, they stood up for small shopkeepers and artisans, distrusted advertising and preferred 'quality' to cheapness and darning to newclothes.

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First, human beings converge naturally into groups, and it is normal for such groups to be identified by characteristics such asclothes, behaviour, and language.

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They can mean, however, that it becomes increasingly difficult to remain part of mainstream culture with respect toclothes.

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He was confirming to himself in writing the diary that theclotheshe had worn earlier had been appropriate to his social circumstances.

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There are not the same clues in relation to size that there are with children'sclothes.

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After a rapid gaze at the other'sclothes(to check for the minimum of respectability), a man would accept an invitation to drink.

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For a start, it indicates the broad scope of the rental trade inclotheswhich incorporated illicit as well as licit transactions.

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Collocationswithclothes

clothes

These are words often used in combination withclothes.

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casual clothes

If you're not dressed up, if you're wearing very casual clothes, then you're going to treat everything very casually in a way.

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civilian clothes

He has become so disciplined; he does not wear civilian clothes anymore.

From theCambridge English Corpus

clothes dryer

For comparison, a typical screen in a clothes dryer has a nylon 23x23 mesh screen.

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Wikipedia

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单词	clothes
释义	clothes noun[plural] uk /kləʊðz/us /kloʊðz/ A1 things such asdressesandtrousersthat youweartocover,protect, ordecorateyourbody: 衣服，衣物 She usuallywearssmart/casualclothes.她通常穿着很入时／随意。 I'm justputtingmy clotheson.我正打算把衣服穿上。 Takeyourclothesoffand get in thebath.脱下衣服进浴缸。 designerclothes名牌服装 a clothesshop服装店 Synonyms apparel attireformal clobberUKinformal clothingformal dress garbliterary gear(CLOTHES/EQUIPMENT)informal raimentold use threadsinformal old-fashioned togsUKinformal wear(CLOTHES) More examples She alwaysleavesher clotheslyingabout on thefloor. It'ssillyto go to theexpenseofbuyingnew clothes when you don't really need them. I'm going through mywardrobeandthrowingout all the clothes I don'twearany more. She'sbusyknittingbabyclothes. Itendtowearclothes that arepracticalratherthanfashionable. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Clothing - general words all-in-one anti-fur apparel argyle attire cast-offs finery fitter garb garment get up glad rags haberdasher mothball mourning sensible separates shapewear shorty street clothes See more results » (Definition ofclothesfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) clothes\| American Dictionary clothes plural noun us /kloʊz,kloʊðz/ things youweartocoveryourbodyandkeepyouwarm, to becomfortable, or for the way they make youlook: I’ve got all these clothes that I neverwear. (Definition ofclothesfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofclothes clothes Visual differentiation highlighted not justclothesbut physical features. From theCambridge English Corpus They were dressed inclothesprovided by the authorities. From theCambridge English Corpus The divan was the first room entered by bathers who would divest themselves of theirclothesin dressing rooms or stalls. From theCambridge English Corpus These usually exhibited manufactured goods, both local and imported, such as ready-madeclothes, shoes, hats, crystal, leather goods or artistic crafts like photographs and pottery. From theCambridge English Corpus They experienced theirclothesand appearance as expressive, and closely linked to a sense of their own femininity. From theCambridge English Corpus More often, they were not paid at all, just given poor quality rations and cast-offclothes. From theCambridge English Corpus As long as she had something to eat,clothesto wear and somewhere to sleep, she did not consider herself to be poor. From theCambridge English Corpus They dyed their hair and wrote slogans on theirclothesand on city walls. From theCambridge English Corpus Politically conservative, they stood up for small shopkeepers and artisans, distrusted advertising and preferred 'quality' to cheapness and darning to newclothes. From theCambridge English Corpus First, human beings converge naturally into groups, and it is normal for such groups to be identified by characteristics such asclothes, behaviour, and language. From theCambridge English Corpus They can mean, however, that it becomes increasingly difficult to remain part of mainstream culture with respect toclothes. From theCambridge English Corpus He was confirming to himself in writing the diary that theclotheshe had worn earlier had been appropriate to his social circumstances. From theCambridge English Corpus There are not the same clues in relation to size that there are with children'sclothes. From theCambridge English Corpus After a rapid gaze at the other'sclothes(to check for the minimum of respectability), a man would accept an invitation to drink. From theCambridge English Corpus For a start, it indicates the broad scope of the rental trade inclotheswhich incorporated illicit as well as licit transactions. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswithclothes clothes These are words often used in combination withclothes. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. casual clothes If you're not dressed up, if you're wearing very casual clothes, then you're going to treat everything very casually in a way. From theCambridge English Corpus civilian clothes He has become so disciplined; he does not wear civilian clothes anymore. From theCambridge English Corpus clothes dryer For comparison, a typical screen in a clothes dryer has a nylon 23x23 mesh screen. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/clothes##
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