英语词汇dress怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ dress /ˈdrɛs/ verb

dresses; dressed; dressing

¹ dress

/ˈdrɛs/

verb

dresses; dressed; dressing

Learner's definition of DRESS

a [+ object] : to put clothes on (yourself or someone else)给…穿衣

They dressed themselves in a hurry.他们匆忙穿上衣服。
He dressed the child in a snowsuit.他给孩子穿上了防雪童装。

— opposite undress

b [no object] : to put clothes on yourself穿衣

She showered, dressed, and ate breakfast.她淋浴后穿上衣服，然后吃早饭。

— opposite undress

[no object]

a : to put on or wear a particular type or style of clothes穿某种衣服

She dressed warmly for skiing.她穿得暖暖地去滑雪。
He dresses fashionably/well.他穿着入时/讲究
She always dresses in black (clothes).她总是一身黑色装束。

b : to put on or wear formal clothes穿正装

She is dressing for the opera.她穿着正装去听歌剧。
They always dress for dinner.他们总是穿正装出席晚宴。

[+ object] : to clean, put medicine on, and cover (a wound)清洗，用药敷，包扎（伤口）

The nurse dressed the cut on my knee.护士包扎好我膝盖上的伤口。

[+ object] : to prepare (food) for cooking or eating（烹调或食用前）准备；给…加调味酱

dress the chicken/salad把鸡去毛开膛；把沙拉食材准备好

[+ object] : to decorate (something, especially a window) for display布置，装饰（尤指橱窗）

His job is to dress the store window for the holiday.他的工作是为节日布置橱窗。

[+ object] technical : to prepare (wood, stone, leather, etc.) for use加工（木料、石料、皮革等）

dress down

[phrasal verb]

: to wear informal clothes穿着便装

Most of the students dress down for class, usually wearing jeans and T-shirts.大部分学生都穿便装去上课，通常是牛仔裤和T恤衫。
On Fridays everyone in the office dresses down.每逢周五办公室员工都穿便装上班。

— see also dress-down

dress (someone) down or dress down (someone) : to speak angrily to (someone) for doing something wrong（狠狠地）训斥

He was/got dressed down for failing to follow orders.他因为没有听从命令被狠狠地训斥了一顿。

— see also dressing-down

dress up

[phrasal verb]

a : to put on or wear formal clothes穿着正装；穿上盛装

We dressed up for the awards banquet.我们盛装出席颁奖晚宴。
Do I need to dress up for the party?我需要穿正装参加聚会吗？

b dress (someone) up or dress up (someone) : to put formal or fancy clothes on (someone)（给某人）穿上正装，穿上花哨的衣服

She dressed up the children for the wedding.她把孩子们打扮得漂漂亮亮地去参加婚礼。

a : to put on a costume装扮；化装

We dressed up like/as ghosts for Halloween.万圣节前夕，我们装扮成鬼。

b dress (someone) up or dress up (someone) : to put a costume on (someone)装扮，乔装打扮（某人）

We dressed the baby up as a lion.我们把宝宝装扮成狮子。

dress up (something) or dress (something) up : to make (something) more attractive, impressive, or fancy布置；装饰

dress up a plain dessert with a rich chocolate sauce给原味甜点点缀上一层浓浓的巧克力酱

² dress /ˈdrɛs/ noun

plural dresses

² dress

/ˈdrɛs/

noun

plural dresses

Learner's definition of DRESS

[count] : a piece of clothing for a woman or a girl that has a top part that covers the upper body and a skirt that hangs down to cover the legs连衣裙

She wore dresses only on special occasions.她只在特殊场合穿连衣裙。
She wore a short/long black dress to the party.她穿着短款/长款黑色连衣裙参加聚会。
Her wedding dress was decorated with lace.她的婚纱镶有蕾丝边。

— see color picture on this page; see also housedress, sundress

[noncount] : a particular type of clothing（特定的）服装

The guests were clothed in traditional Indian dress.客人们都穿着传统的印度服装。
It is wise to wear conservative dress to an interview.面试时衣着保守是明智之举。

³ dress /ˈdrɛs/ adjective

³ dress

/ˈdrɛs/

adjective

Learner's definition of DRESS

always used before a noun

: suitable or required for a formal event适于正式场合的；礼服的

I wore dress pants and a nice sweater.我穿了西裤和一件漂亮毛衣。
uncomfortable dress shoes穿上去不舒服的礼服鞋

单词	dress
释义	dress (noun) dress (adjective) dress 31 ENTRIES FOUND: dress (verb) dress (noun) dress (adjective) dress-down (adjective) dressed (adjective) dressing (noun) dressing-down (noun) dressing gown (noun) dressing room (noun) dressing table (noun) dress circle (noun) dress code (noun) dress rehearsal (noun) dress shirt (noun) dress uniform (noun) cocktail dress (noun) cross-dressing (noun) fancy dress (noun) French dressing (noun) full dress (noun) full-dress (adjective) Italian dressing (noun) ranch dressing (noun) Russian dressing (noun) salad dressing (noun) thousand island dressing (noun) well-dressed (adjective) window dressing (noun) kill (verb) lamb (noun) mutton (noun) ¹ dress /ˈdrɛs/ verb dresses; dressed; dressing ¹ dress /ˈdrɛs/ verb dresses; dressed; dressing Learner's definition of DRESS 1 a [+ object] : to put clothes on (yourself or someone else)给…穿衣 They dressed themselves in a hurry.他们匆忙穿上衣服。 He dressed the child in a snowsuit.他给孩子穿上了防雪童装。 — opposite undress b [no object] : to put clothes on yourself穿衣 She showered, dressed, and ate breakfast.她淋浴后穿上衣服，然后吃早饭。 — opposite undress 2 [no object] a : to put on or wear a particular type or style of clothes穿某种衣服 She dressed warmly for skiing.她穿得暖暖地去滑雪。 He dresses fashionably/well.他穿着入时/讲究 She always dresses in black (clothes).她总是一身黑色装束。 b : to put on or wear formal clothes穿正装 She is dressing for the opera.她穿着正装去听歌剧。 They always dress for dinner.他们总是穿正装出席晚宴。 3 [+ object] : to clean, put medicine on, and cover (a wound)清洗，用药敷，包扎（伤口） The nurse dressed the cut on my knee.护士包扎好我膝盖上的伤口。 4 [+ object] : to prepare (food) for cooking or eating（烹调或食用前）准备；给…加调味酱 dress the chicken/salad把鸡去毛开膛；把沙拉食材准备好 5 [+ object] : to decorate (something, especially a window) for display布置，装饰（尤指橱窗） His job is to dress the store window for the holiday.他的工作是为节日布置橱窗。 6 [+ object] technical : to prepare (wood, stone, leather, etc.) for use加工（木料、石料、皮革等） dress down [phrasal verb] 1 : to wear informal clothes穿着便装 Most of the students dress down for class, usually wearing jeans and T-shirts.大部分学生都穿便装去上课，通常是牛仔裤和T恤衫。 On Fridays everyone in the office dresses down.每逢周五办公室员工都穿便装上班。 — see also dress-down 2 dress (someone) down or dress down (someone) : to speak angrily to (someone) for doing something wrong（狠狠地）训斥 He was/got dressed down for failing to follow orders.他因为没有听从命令被狠狠地训斥了一顿。 — see also dressing-down dress up [phrasal verb] 1 a : to put on or wear formal clothes穿着正装；穿上盛装 We dressed up for the awards banquet.我们盛装出席颁奖晚宴。 Do I need to dress up for the party?我需要穿正装参加聚会吗？ b dress (someone) up or dress up (someone) : to put formal or fancy clothes on (someone)（给某人）穿上正装，穿上花哨的衣服 She dressed up the children for the wedding.她把孩子们打扮得漂漂亮亮地去参加婚礼。 2 a : to put on a costume装扮；化装 We dressed up like/as ghosts for Halloween.万圣节前夕，我们装扮成鬼。 b dress (someone) up or dress up (someone) : to put a costume on (someone)装扮，乔装打扮（某人） We dressed the baby up as a lion.我们把宝宝装扮成狮子。 3 dress up (something) or dress (something) up : to make (something) more attractive, impressive, or fancy布置；装饰 dress up a plain dessert with a rich chocolate sauce给原味甜点点缀上一层浓浓的巧克力酱 ² dress /ˈdrɛs/ noun plural dresses ² dress /ˈdrɛs/ noun plural dresses Learner's definition of DRESS 1 [count] : a piece of clothing for a woman or a girl that has a top part that covers the upper body and a skirt that hangs down to cover the legs连衣裙 She wore dresses only on special occasions.她只在特殊场合穿连衣裙。 She wore a short/long black dress to the party.她穿着短款/长款黑色连衣裙参加聚会。 Her wedding dress was decorated with lace.她的婚纱镶有蕾丝边。 — see color picture on this page; see also housedress, sundress 2 [noncount] : a particular type of clothing（特定的）服装 The guests were clothed in traditional Indian dress.客人们都穿着传统的印度服装。 It is wise to wear conservative dress to an interview.面试时衣着保守是明智之举。 ³ dress /ˈdrɛs/ adjective ³ dress /ˈdrɛs/ adjective Learner's definition of DRESS always used before a noun : suitable or required for a formal event适于正式场合的；礼服的 I wore dress pants and a nice sweater.我穿了西裤和一件漂亮毛衣。 uncomfortable dress shoes穿上去不舒服的礼服鞋
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