outfit
名詞全套裝備; 一套服裝; 集體; 組織
及物動(dòng)詞裝備; 配置設(shè)備; 供給服裝
不及物動(dòng)詞得到裝備
及物動(dòng)詞
1. The mountain climbers were outfitted with the latest equipment.
登山者用最新的設(shè)備裝備起來。
不及物動(dòng)詞
1.
1. We will outfit two days before sailing.
我們將在出航前兩天整裝。
名詞
1. A television outfit went there to shoot the story.
一個(gè)電視攝制組到那兒去拍攝這個(gè)故事。
2. outfit的近義詞
2. The football team were wearing orange outfits.
這個(gè)足球隊(duì)的隊(duì)員穿著清一色的橘黃色運(yùn)動(dòng)服。
3. The outfit of the exploring party took only half a month.
探險(xiǎn)隊(duì)整裝只用了半個(gè)月時(shí)間。
服飾
A：Do you know what we’re supposed to wear to the party this evening?
你知道今晚我們應(yīng)該穿什么衣服去參加聚會(huì)嗎?
B：I don’t know. I was just going to go in a pair of shorts and my blue Hawaiian shirt. What were you going to wear?
我不知道。我原來打算穿一條短褲和我的藍(lán)色夏威夷襯衣。你準(zhǔn)備穿什么呀？
A：I was going to wear my new suit that I bought last week.
我原打算穿上星期買的套裝。
B：That’s a little dressy, isn’t it?
那太正式了吧？
A：Your outfit is a little too casual, isn’t it?
你的衣服太過休閑吧？
B：I don’t know. I thought it was an outdoor barbeque.
我不知道。我想這是一次戶外燒烤。
A：Well, it is, but it’s for a special occasion.
是的，但是個(gè)特別場(chǎng)合。
B：Surely they wouldn’t expect us to dress up if we were going to be outside.
既然我們是在戶外，他們當(dāng)然不會(huì)要求我們穿得太正式。
A：I think it’s a catered barbeque though. I think it’s going to be quite fancy.
我想盡管這是個(gè)事先定制好的烤肉晚餐，我認(rèn)為它仍然會(huì)很特別。
B：Well, if you think we should dress up, I’ll dress up.
如果你認(rèn)為我們應(yīng)該打扮，我就打扮。
A：I don’t know. I don’t want to be overdressed.
我不知道。我也不想穿得過于正式。
B：Do you think we should call to ask about the dress code?
你認(rèn)為我們是不是應(yīng)該打電話問一下著裝的要求呢？
A：I don’t want to bother them with our silly questions.
我不想用這些愚蠢的問題去打攪他們。
B：Why don’t we call some of the other people who are going? We can ask them what they’re going to wear.
為什么我們不問一下去參加聚會(huì)的其他人呢？我們可以問問他們穿什么去。
A：Ok. You talk to the guys and I’ll talk to the women.
好。你問男士，我問女士。
B：How about you talk to the women for both of us and I’ll go take a quick nap?
你問女士我們倆個(gè)要穿什么，我打個(gè)盹怎么樣？
A：OK!
好吧。
1. 服裝：服裝(Outfit)是兩件或以上的服裝道具配搭而成的衣服組合,可同時(shí)穿上或脫下. 視服裝(Outfit)的設(shè)定而定,您或可個(gè)別穿上其中的服裝,亦可能需同時(shí)穿上整套服裝.
2. (口)組織,(協(xié)同工作)的集體：Stan 地方 | 9. outfit (口)組織,(協(xié)同工作)的集體 | 10. local 地方(市,鎮(zhèn),縣)政務(wù)委員會(huì)
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3. 全班人馬,有組織團(tuán)體：1. Interpol 國際刑警組織 | 2. outfit 全班人馬,有組織團(tuán)體 | 3. chisel-jawed 儀表英俊的
1. 全套服裝
An outfit is a set of clothes.
e.g. She was wearing an outfit she'd bought the previous day...
她穿著前一天買的那套衣服。
e.g. I spent lots of money on smart new outfits for work.
我花大筆錢購置了上班時(shí)穿的漂亮新套裝。
2. 機(jī)構(gòu);組織
You can refer to an organization as an outfit .
e.g. He works for a private security outfit...
他在一家私人保安公司工作。
e.g. We are a professional outfit and we do require payment for our services.
我們是一家專業(yè)機(jī)構(gòu)，對(duì)所提供服務(wù)確實(shí)要收取費(fèi)用。
3. 裝備；配備；供給
To outfit someone or something means to provide them with equipment for a particular purpose.
e.g. They outfitted him with artificial legs...
他們?yōu)樗擦思偻取?br /> e.g. I outfitted an attic bedroom as a studio.
我把閣樓臥室改裝成了工作室。