英语词汇“clothes”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

clothesclothes /kloʊðz/ noun 1 clothes► clothes

the things that you wear, for example pants, dresses, underwear, and coats:

She always wears beautiful clothes.

I usually change my clothes as soon as I get home from work.

► clothing

clothing means the same as clothes but is more formal:

They sell women’s clothing.

It’s cold here, so bring warm clothing with you.

► outfit

a set of clothes that you wear together, often for a special occasion:

I need a new outfit for the party.

► wardrobe

all the clothes that you own, or all the clothes that you wear at a particular time of year:

Jeans are an important part of anyone’s wardrobe.

I need a new summer wardrobe.

► uniform

special clothes that people wear for some jobs, sports teams, or schools:

His baseball uniform was dirty and grass-stained.

► dress

clothes of a particular style or for a particular occasion:

The play was performed in modern dress.

Does the school have a dress code (=rules about what kind of clothes you can wear)?

➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t use dress on its own. Say: casual/formal/evening/national dress.

► costume

a set of clothes for acting in a play, or a set of clothes that you wear to make you look like someone or something else:

Who made the costumes for the play?

He wore a cowboy costume for Halloween.

► garment (formal)

one thing that you wear:

The princess wore garments made of silk and satin.

SYNONYM CHECKClothes or clothing?You put on, take off, or change clothes. Clothing is not usually used with these verbs. Don't say: put on clothing. Say: put on clothes.Clothing sounds more formal and is used to talk about clothes in general: They need food and clothing. You use clothing when talking about the business of making or selling clothes: a clothing store.GRAMMAR CHECK: clothesClothes is a plural noun. Don’t say: a clothe. Clothing is a noun that has no plural and cannot be used with “a.” Don’t say: a clothing or clothings. If you want to talk about one thing that you can wear, say a piece of clothing, an article of clothing, or an item of clothing: He folded each piece of clothing neatly.2 words for clothes that are used in stores or in the business of making clothing► garment (formal)

one thing that you wear. Garment is often used when talking about the business of making clothes:

The garment industry employs about 14,000 people in San Francisco.

► apparel (formal)

clothes. Apparel is used in stores, and is used about the business of making clothes:

Women’s apparel is on the first floor of the store.

She designs sportswear for a German apparel maker.

► wear

a particular kind of clothes, or clothes for a particular activity. You use wear when talking about types of clothes that are sold in stores:

The store specializes in outdoor wear.

Children’s wear is on the first floor of the store.

➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t use wear on its own. Say: women’s/men’s/evening/casual etc. wear. When another noun is put with wear, the combination is sometimes spelled as one word, for example “sportswear” or “footwear."

➔ see get dressed for words meaning “to put clothes on your body” ➔ see coat1, pants, shirt

单词	clothes
例句	clothesclothes /kloʊðz/ noun 1 clothes► clothes the things that you wear, for example pants, dresses, underwear, and coats: She always wears beautiful clothes. I usually change my clothes as soon as I get home from work. ► clothing clothing means the same as clothes but is more formal: They sell women’s clothing. It’s cold here, so bring warm clothing with you. ► outfit a set of clothes that you wear together, often for a special occasion: I need a new outfit for the party. ► wardrobe all the clothes that you own, or all the clothes that you wear at a particular time of year: Jeans are an important part of anyone’s wardrobe. I need a new summer wardrobe. ► uniform special clothes that people wear for some jobs, sports teams, or schools: His baseball uniform was dirty and grass-stained. ► dress clothes of a particular style or for a particular occasion: The play was performed in modern dress. Does the school have a dress code (=rules about what kind of clothes you can wear)? ➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t use dress on its own. Say: casual/formal/evening/national dress. ► costume a set of clothes for acting in a play, or a set of clothes that you wear to make you look like someone or something else: Who made the costumes for the play? He wore a cowboy costume for Halloween. ► garment (formal) one thing that you wear: The princess wore garments made of silk and satin. SYNONYM CHECKClothes or clothing?You put on, take off, or change clothes. Clothing is not usually used with these verbs. Don't say: put on clothing. Say: put on clothes.Clothing sounds more formal and is used to talk about clothes in general: They need food and clothing. You use clothing when talking about the business of making or selling clothes: a clothing store.GRAMMAR CHECK: clothesClothes is a plural noun. Don’t say: a clothe. Clothing is a noun that has no plural and cannot be used with “a.” Don’t say: a clothing or clothings. If you want to talk about one thing that you can wear, say a piece of clothing, an article of clothing, or an item of clothing: He folded each piece of clothing neatly.2 words for clothes that are used in stores or in the business of making clothing► garment (formal) one thing that you wear. Garment is often used when talking about the business of making clothes: The garment industry employs about 14,000 people in San Francisco. ► apparel (formal) clothes. Apparel is used in stores, and is used about the business of making clothes: Women’s apparel is on the first floor of the store. She designs sportswear for a German apparel maker. ► wear a particular kind of clothes, or clothes for a particular activity. You use wear when talking about types of clothes that are sold in stores: The store specializes in outdoor wear. Children’s wear is on the first floor of the store. ➔ GRAMMAR: Don’t use wear on its own. Say: women’s/men’s/evening/casual etc. wear. When another noun is put with wear, the combination is sometimes spelled as one word, for example “sportswear” or “footwear." ➔ see get dressed for words meaning “to put clothes on your body” ➔ see coat1, pants, shirt
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