garb

英 [ɡɑːb]

美 [ɡɑːrb]

n.  (尤指某类人穿的特定)服装，衣服; 制服; 奇装异服; (纹章) 麦束
v.  给…穿上与众不同的服装; 制服; 奇装异服

过去分词：garbed　过去式：garbed　现在分词：garbing　第三人称单数：garbs　

TOEFL

BNC.19631 / COCA.13405

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指某类人穿的特定）服装，衣服；制服；奇装异服
  clothes, especially unusual clothes or those worn by a particular type of person
  1. prison garb
     囚服

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT （尤指不同寻常的）服装，制服，装束
  Someone'sgarbis the clothes they are wearing, especially when these are unusual.
  1. ...a familiar figure in civilian garb...
     一位身着平民装束、为大家所熟悉的人物
  2. He wore the garb of a scout, not a general.
     他身着童子军制服，而不是将军的制服。

英英释义

noun

• clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
  1. formal attire
  2. battle dress
  Synonym:attiredress

verb

• provide with clothes or put clothes on
  1. Parents must feed and dress their child
  Synonym:dressclotheenclotheraimenttoggarmenthabilitatefit outapparel

双语例句

• He wore the garb of a scout, not a general.
  他身着童子军制服，而不是将军的制服。
• Whether a student or a teacher, standard dress for scholars was clerical garb.
  当时无论学生还是老师，学者的标准服饰是牧师的衣装。
• For three days the Pope kept him waiting, barefoot and in penitential garb.
  教皇让他穿着悔罪服，赤着脚在堡外等候了三天。
• In the mounds of clothing business suits, maternity wear, creative garb "I saw my archetypes," she explains.
  她说，在一大堆的西装、孕妇装、创意时装里，“我看到了我的‘原型’”。
• Ordinary clothing as distinguished from uniforms, work clothes, clerical garb, etc..
  区别于制服、工作服和牧师服装的普通衣服。
• He was dressed in the garb of a clergyman.
  他穿着的外衣一名牧师。
• He went to change his clothes and came back in doctor's garb.
  他去换衣服，回来时穿着医生的白衣服。
• However, I cannot force you to change out of your prison garb.
  但是我不会强迫你脱下牢服。
• I wonder what our garb will look like in the future.
  我想知道未来我们的服装是怎么样的？
• Halloween garb captures the spirit of the times& rarely do costume choices remain popular from year to year.
  从万圣节的服庄可以捕捉到时代精神&几乎没有哪种服庄会年复一年地受到追捧。