Clothes 服装

Clothes 服装

■ The general word for what you wear is clothes {pluraiyor clothing [U] (formal).

泛指衣服用clothes或clothing:

She always wears such lovely clothes.

她总是穿着这么漂亮的衣服。

► apiece o/dothing—件衣月艮

■ A set of clothes that you wear together, especially for a particular occasion or purpose, is an outfit.

全套服装（尤指为特定场合或目的而穿)

用 outfit。

■ Any piece of clothing worn on the top part of the body, especially by women, can be called a top.

上衣（尤指妇女穿的）可叫做top。

■ The clothes which some children wear at school, or which some people wear at work are called a uniform [C, U].-

校服或制服叫做uniform。.

■ When police officers wear ordinary clothes instead of uniforms they are in plain clothes. 警察穿的便衣是plain clothes:

► a p〖ain-dot/ies po〖ice sergeant 便衣警察巡佐

Wearing clothes

穿衣服

■ You can wear sth, have sth on, or be dressed

(in sth).

表7K穿戴可用 wear、have on 或 be dressed (in):

► He was wearing a sweater and jeans.

他穿着针纟Â套衫和牛仔裤。

► She had her new jeans on.

她琴上了新牛仔裤。

It’s half past nine! Aren’t you dressed yet?

九点半了！你还没穿好衣服吗？

■ When you wear special clothes for a party or a formal occasion, you dress up.

穿上盛装出席社交聚会或正式场合用dress up:

分 There’s no need to dress up — come as you

are.用不着穿礼服，就穿平时的衣服来吧。

■ When you dress in unusual clothes for a party, play, etc., you dress up (as sb/sth). The clothes that you wear when you dress up like this are called fancy dress [U].

化装参加聚会、演出等用dress up (as)。这类服装叫做化装服（fancy dress):

► The children love dressing up as ghosts.

孩子们喜欢装扮成鬼玩儿。

► a fancy dress party

■ If you dress too smartly or too formally for an occasion, you are overdressed.

打扮过分亮丽或穿着太正式用overdress。

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