tunic
/ˈtjuːnɪk/ (uk) · /ˈtuːnɪk/ (us)
tunic — 名詞
- tunicsingular
- tunicsplural
1. a piece of loose clothing that hangs from the shoulders and reaches down to the
寬鬆上衣
長及腰或膝的寬鬆外衣
a piece of loose clothing that hangs from the shoulders and reaches down to the waist, hips, or knees, worn either by itself or over trousers, leggings, or a skirt
Mei-Lin wore a white linen tunic over her leggings to the summer festival.
Mei-Lin 在夏季慶典中穿了一件白色亞麻寬鬆上衣搭配緊身褲。
tunic over leggings — worn as outer top
The museum displayed a Roman soldier's wool tunic from the first century.
博物館展示了一件一世紀羅馬士兵穿的羊毛寬鬆上衣。
historical use: Roman soldier's tunic
Nora bought a long-sleeved tunic with embroidery along the neckline for work.
Nora 買了一件領口有刺繡的長袖寬鬆上衣,方便上班穿。
Takashi prefers loose tunics to fitted shirts during the hot summer months.
Takashi 在炎熱的夏季偏好穿寬鬆上衣,不太穿合身襯衫。
Kwame layered a thick wool tunic over his shirt to stay warm while camping.
Kwame 在襯衫外多穿一件厚羊毛寬鬆上衣,露營時保持溫暖。
- fitted shirt
a close-fitting top with shaping at the waist
文法句型
tunic + plural -s
a/the tunic
用法筆記
Frequently used as a travel or resort garment because of its loose, comfortable fit. When referring to ancient clothing, it often describes Greek chitons or Roman tunicae.
常見錯誤
2. a short, tight jacket with a tall, firm collar that forms part of the official d
制服上衣
高領合身制服外套
a short, tight jacket with a tall, firm collar that forms part of the official dress worn by police, military personnel, and other uniformed staff
The police officer adjusted her dark blue tunic before stepping out of the car.
那名女警在下車前整理了一下深藍色的制服上衣。
police officer's tunic — part of uniform
Diego's grandfather kept his old army tunic hanging in the wardrobe with medals still attached.
Diego 的祖父把那件掛滿勳章的舊軍裝上衣一直掛在衣櫃裡。
All cadets must wear a grey tunic with brass buttons during the ceremonial parade.
所有軍校學員在閱兵典禮上都必須穿灰色銅扣制服上衣。
The museum guard wore a smart red tunic with gold trim, matching the old palace style.
博物館警衛穿著一件配有金色滾邊的鮮紅色制服上衣,與宮廷風格相呼應。
Omar unbuttoned his stiff wool tunic the moment he got home from guard duty.
Omar 值勤一回到家,就立刻解開那件硬挺的羊毛制服上衣。
- dress jacket
a formal uniform jacket; broader term that may lack the high collar of a tunic
- blouse
used in some military contexts for the outer jacket; less common in modern usage
文法句型
tunic + of + military/police unit
the tunic + possession
用法筆記
This sense is distinct from sense 1 because the uniform tunic is fitted, has a high collar, and is part of an official dress code. It is rarely worn casually.
常見錯誤
3. a thin layer of tissue that envelops, lines, or covers an organ or structure ins
膜層
包覆器官的組織層
a thin layer of tissue that envelops, lines, or covers an organ or structure inside the body, such as a blood vessel, the eye, or the digestive tract
The tunica adventitia is the outer tunic of a blood vessel, made of connective tissue.
血管外膜是血管最外層的膜層,由結締組織構成。
technical term: outer tunic of a blood vessel
In anatomy class, the students studied the three tunics that form the wall of the digestive tract.
在解剖課上,學生們研究了構成消化道管壁的三層膜。
The surgeon carefully cut through the fibrous tunic surrounding the patient's kidney.
外科醫生小心地切開病人腎臟周圍的纖維膜。
Each layer of the eyeball is called a tunic, and damage to the innermost one can cause vision loss.
眼球的每一層都稱為一層膜,最內層受損可能導致視力喪失。
A hernia occurs when tissue pushes through a weak spot in the muscular tunic of the abdomen.
疝氣是腹部肌肉膜層出現薄弱點,組織由此突出所致。
文法句型
tunic of + organ/body part
the tunic + preposition + body part
用法筆記
In anatomy, the synonymous Latin term 'tunica' is also common. The English plural is 'tunics'; in Latin-derived terminology, 'tunicae' is sometimes used.