dressed
adj. 打扮好的,穿著衣服的; (畜、禽、魚)剝皮(或去毛、鱗)、去內臟及分割加工好的; 動詞dress的過去式和過去分詞
If you are dressed, you are wearing clothes rather than being naked or wearing your night clothes. If you get dressed, you put on your clothes.
He was fully dressed, including shoes...
他穿戴整齊,鞋都穿好了。
He went into his bedroom to get dressed.
他進臥室穿衣服。
If you are dressed in a particular way, you are wearing clothes of a particular colour or kind.
...a tall thin woman dressed in black.
一個穿著黑衣服的瘦高女子
...a tall, elegantly dressed man.
一個穿著考究的高個男子
If someone is dressed to kill, they are wearing very smart or fashionable clothes because they want people to notice them and think they are attractive.
...a solitary blonde, beautiful, haughty and dressed to kill.
一位漂亮孤傲、打扮時髦的金髮女郎
1. dressed or clothed especially in fine attire; often used in combination;
2. treated with medications and protective covering
3. (of lumber or stone) to trim and smooth
4. dressed in fancy or formal clothing
She dressed down to visit her poor relatives, so as not to offend them by a show of her wealth.
她拜訪窮親戚時穿得比較儉樸, 以免因擺闊而傷害他們的感情.
The new servant was decently dressed.
新來的傭人衣著得體.
I was dressed as a horseman at the ball.
在舞會上我裝扮成騎士.
Angels are usually shown in pictures dressed in white.
圖畫中的天使通常身穿白衣.
She is dressed in white like a nurse.
她穿著白衣服,像個護士.