| 单词 | well-dressed |
| 释义 | well-dressed1 wearing good clothes and looking tidy2 to make yourself look well-dressed and tidyrelated wordssee alsofashionable/not fashionable,style/elegance,clothes,1. wearing good clothes and looking tidy 穿着好的衣服，看上去整洁的 well-dressed /ˌwel ˈdrest◂/ [adjective] wearing good or expensive clothes 穿着讲究的 the photograph showed a well-dressed man in his early 50s. 照片上是一位50出头、穿着讲究的男子。 the young woman with the children looked too well-dressed to be a nanny. 那个带孩子的年轻女子穿得很讲究，不像是个保姆。 he walked into the party with a beautiful well-dressed blonde on his arm. 他走进来参加聚会，手臂上挽着一位穿着讲究的金发美女。 smart /smɑːʳt/ [adjective] british if you look smart or your clothes are smart, you are dressed in an attractive way and you look very tidy 【英】衣冠楚楚的；整洁漂亮的 the editor was slim, smart and dark-haired. 那编辑身材苗条，衣着讲究，黑头发。 you look really smart today, chris. have you got a job interview? 克里斯，你今天看上去很精神，要去求职面试吗? the waitresses were the smartest ones i'd ever seen. 那是我见过衣着最整洁漂亮的女服务员。 that's a smart suit, sam. 这套衣服很漂亮，萨姆。 smartly [adverb] the children stood in neat rows, smartly dressed in school uniform. 孩子们身穿整洁的校服，整齐地站成一行一行的。 neat /niːt/ [adjective] if you look neat or if you have neat clothes, the clothes you are wearing are clean, ironed, and fit you properly 整洁的 she had been waiting there all night, but she still looked neat. 她在这里等了一夜，但是看上去仍很整洁。 a man in a neat gray suit sat on the other side of the bar. 一个男子身穿整洁的灰色西服，坐在酒吧的另一头。neat and clean they didn't have much money, but the children were always neat and clean. 他们钱不多，但是孩子却总是干净整齐。 neatly [adverb] he was polite and neatly dressed. 他彬彬有礼，穿着整洁。 presentable /prɪˈzentəbəl/ [adjective] well-dressed enough for meeting people, socially or in your job 像样的，体面的 we don't have to wear suits for work, but we do have to look presentable. 我们上班不必穿西装，但必须看上去像样。 arnold was a very presentable young fellow. 阿诺德是个穿着体面的年轻人。 well-groomed /ˌwel ˈgruːmd◂/ [adjective] someone who is well-groomed has clean, neat hair, wears good clothes, and looks as if they have spent a lot of time and money on their appearance 衣着考究的，穿戴整洁的 she's marrying a well-groomed successful businessman named paul. 她要嫁给一个衣冠楚楚的成功商人，名叫保罗。 ambassadors’ wives are expected to look fashionable and well-groomed. 大使的妻子应该看上去衣着时髦和考究。 sharp /ʃɑːʳp/ [adjective] dressed in a way that shows you have good judgement about what clothes look good on you and what other people will admire 会穿衣服的，有品味的 hey, you look sharp. where'd you get the suit? 嗨，你穿得真有品味，这套衣服哪里买的？sharp dresser paula's a very sharp dresser, so i always have her go shopping with me. 葆拉很会穿衣服，所以我常要她一起去购物。 dapper /ˈdæpəʳ/ [adjective] a man, especially a small man, who is dapper wears neat, tidy clothes and is generally very smart in appearance 衣冠楚楚的［尤指矮小的男人］ the captain was a dapper little man with a neat moustache and shiny shoes. 船长是个短小精悍的男人，留着整洁的小胡子，皮鞋擦得光亮。 graham walked into the restaurant, looking dapper in a grey business suit. 格雷厄姆走进餐馆，身穿整洁的灰色西装，看上去很精神。 well turned out /ˌwel tɜːʳnd ˈaʊt◂/ [adjective phrase] someone who is well turned out has taken care that their clothes and general appearance are clean and neat, for example for a special occasion 打扮整洁漂亮的 nico looked trim and well turned out in a new dark suit. 尼科穿着深色的新西装，看上去匀称漂亮。 the principal expected everyone to be well turned out on graduation day. 校长希望毕业典礼那天每个人都打扮得整洁漂亮。 snazzy /ˈsnæzi/ [adjective] informal clothes that are snazzy are bright, colourful, and attractive 【非正式】［衣服］漂亮时髦的，鲜艳夺目的 i love those snazzy little silk dresses. 我喜欢那些漂亮时髦的小真丝裙。 there were racks and racks of snazzy swimming trunks. 一排排的架子上全是漂亮的泳裤。 dale spun around the dance floor in a snazzy blue suit. 戴尔身穿鲜艳的蓝色西装在舞池里回旋飞舞。2. to make yourself look well-dressed and tidy 使自己看上去穿着考究和整洁 smarten yourself up /ˌsmɑːʳtn jɔːʳself ˈʌp/ [verb phrase] british if you smarten yourself up, you make yourself look smart by changing your clothes, arranging your hair etc 【英】使自己光鲜亮丽，打扮自己 she's smartening herself up in the ladies’ room. 她在女洗手间里打扮。 jeremy, go smarten yourself up before dinner. 杰里米，整理一下自己再去吃晚饭。smarten up smarten up! it's time for inspection. 快整理好！要检查了。 spruce (yourself) up/get spruced up /ˌspruːs (jɔːʳself) ˈʌp, get ˌspruːst ˈʌp/ [verb phrase] to wash, tidy your hair, put on good clothes etc before doing something or going somewhere ［做某事或去某地方前］把自己收拾整洁，打扮 on saturdays we got spruced up and headed off into town. 星期六我们打扮好了然后进城。 he spent a few minutes sprucing up in front of the mirror and he was ready to go. 他在镜子前整理了几分钟，准备出发。 i think i'll go and spruce myself up before dinner. 我想去打扮一下再去吃晚饭。 make yourself presentable /ˌmeɪk jɔːʳself prɪˈzentəbəl/ [verb phrase] to wash, put on nice enough clothes, and tidy your hair so that you can meet people 把自己打扮得像样［好见人］ give me a few more minutes to make myself presentable and i'll be with you. 再给我几分钟，我打扮好了就来。 well-dressed /ˌ· ˈ·◄/adjwearing good clothes 穿着考究的，衣着入时的 |
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