garb
/ɡɑːb/ (bre, ipa) · /ɡɑːrb/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈgärb/ (ame, mw)
garb — 名詞
1. the kind of clothing associated with a job, tradition, group, or special event.
裝束
某種身分或場合的服裝
the kind of clothing associated with a job, tradition, group, or special event.
The chef arrived in white garb and a tall paper hat.
那位主廚穿著白色廚師裝束，還戴著高高的紙帽。
garb linked to a professional role
Bright festival garb filled the square with masks and long ribbons.
廣場上滿是鮮豔的節慶裝束、面具和長長的彩帶。
festival garb — clothing for a special event
The monks wore plain garb during the morning meal at the temple.
僧侶們在寺裡吃早飯時穿著樸素的裝束。
Hana changed into winter garb before walking across the snowy field.
Hana 在走過積雪的原野前，先換上冬季裝束。
文法句型
[adjective] garb
garb of [group]
用法筆記
Usually used for clothing that feels distinctive, traditional, ceremonial, or tied to a role, rather than for ordinary everyday clothes.
常見錯誤
garb — 動詞
- garbpresent simple I / you / we / they
- garbs3rd person singular
- garbing-ing form
- garbedpast simple
1. to put clothes on someone, or to cover something in a way that looks like clothi
穿上；披上
給某人穿衣，或把某物覆上衣料
to put clothes on someone, or to cover something in a way that looks like clothing.
The maid garbed the child in a blue velvet coat.
女僕替孩子穿上藍色天鵝絨外套。
garb [someone] in [clothing]
The costume team garbed the actors as sailors before the school play.
服裝組在學校演出前，替演員穿上海員服裝。
garb [someone] as [role]
The statue was garbed in red cloth for the spring festival.
這座雕像在春季慶典時被披上紅布。
The shop manager garbed the mannequin in black silk for the front window.
店長為了前窗陳列，替展示假人穿上黑色絲衣。
- strip
to remove clothing rather than put it on
文法句型
garb [someone] in [clothing]
be garbed in [material or clothing]
garb [someone] as [role]
用法筆記
Usually takes a direct object or appears in the passive. It is literary or formal, and is more likely in descriptions of costumes, statues, or ceremonies than in everyday speech.