attired

英 [əˈtaɪəd]

美 [əˈtaɪərd]

adj.  穿着…衣服

牛津词典

adj.

• 穿着…衣服
  dressed in a particular way

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 穿着…的;…打扮的
  If you describe how someone isattired, you are describing how they are dressed.
  1. He was faultlessly attired in black coat and striped trousers.
     他穿着黑色上衣和条纹裤子，简直无可挑剔。

英英释义

adj

• dressed or clothed especially in fine attire
  1. the elegantly attired gentleman
  2. neatly dressed workers
  3. monks garbed in hooded robes
  4. went about oddly garmented
  5. professors robed in crimson
  6. tuxedo-attired gentlemen
  7. crimson-robed Harvard professors
  Synonym:appareleddressedgarbedgarmentedhabilimentedrobed

双语例句

• She was attired as a man.
  她装扮成男人。
• Since early morning, she had been busy ordering her own small affairs; and now, attired in her new black frock& poor thing!
  从一清早起，她就忙着吩咐她自己的琐细事情；现在又穿上她新的黑衣服&可怜的东西！
• Elegantly attired in an orange dress, master received a very warm welcome as she stepped onto the stage.
  师父穿着橙色典雅的服饰走到台上时，受到大家热情的欢迎。
• When attired, she left her sister employed in household affairs.
  梳洗完毕，她留姐姐操持家务。
• It is illegal to sing in a public place while attired in a swimsuit.
  穿着泳衣时在公共场所唱歌是违法的。
• Nowhere else on earth are the women so straightforwardly on display, sitting sparingly attired on stools behind windows.
  世界上没有其他地方的妇女如此直接了当、几乎一丝不挂地坐在窗口后门展示自己。
• The Lords attired themselves in their dark ceremonial robes for the opening of Parliament.
  上院议员们皆着深色大礼服参加议会开幕式。
• In the fight, the Australian kangaroo appears to reel backwards after receiving a right hook from its garishly attired opponent.
  在搏斗中，澳大利袋鼠在遭到盛装出场的对手的右勾拳后，似乎向后一个趔趄。
• Chinese people do not like exposed dresses, so it would be inopportune to be richly attired and heavily made-up on business occasions.
  中国人不喜欢比较暴露的衣着，在商务交往中浓妆艳抹也有些不合时宜。
• The affable Keefe, a friendly smile on his cherubic countenance, was attired in a checked sports jacket and gabardine slacks. The only exercise I get be when I take the stud out of one shirt and put them In another.
  基夫圆脸庞，笑容可掬，穿着格子纹的运动衫和华达呢便裤。我做的唯一运动，是从一件衬衫拿下领扣、然后把它放在另一件衬衫上。