dress
美:/dres/
英:/dres/
n.:
衣服；连衣裙
v.:
穿衣服；装饰；包扎；布置
adj.:
盛装的；女服的；童装的；需要穿礼服的
网络:
裙子；服装；洋装
词形变换: (过去式) dressed (过去式) drest (第三人称单数) dresses (现在分词) dressing
例句
1.
It would be hard to imagine a more democratic gathering. No tickets were sold, there was no dress circle and no preferred seats.
很难想象还有比这更具有民主气氛的集会了：演出不用售票，场内也未设特座、专座之类。
2.
Therefore, in the red dress embroidered Sweet 16 Dresses with phoenix and very easy to understand.
因此，就很容理解绣着凤的红色礼服。
3.
He asked her how much a new dress cost.
他问她一件新衣服要花多少钱。
4.
One day his wife Grete asked him to dress as a woman to model for a portrait.
有一天他的老婆克里特（Grete）要他穿上女人的装束来做肖像模特。
5.
So wear a nice suit or business-appropriate dress, even if you know the office to be a casual environment.
所以穿上漂亮的西装或企业装，即便是你知道办公室是一个随便的环境。
6.
At what Hyman thought was the appropriate moment, Neill shed her dress and the photographer got to work.
在海曼认为是恰当的时候，尼尔脱掉她的衣服，摄影师开始工作；
7.
You know these clothes do not fit you at all. You should be in a dress or nothing. I happened kept no dress in my cabin.
你知道，这身衣服不太适合你穿。你应该穿裙子，要么就什么也别穿，而我的船舱里又碰巧没有裙子。
8.
She did not listen, and did not look at Vera, who said something to her about her own green dress.
薇拉不知为什么向她谈到自己穿的绿色连衣裙，娜塔莎不听她说话，也不愿望她。
9.
Diana, in a big dress, was like a little girl. At the moment, nobody said it was dated.
戴安娜当时穿着一条大裙子，就像个小女孩。
10.
The little girl was snapped frolicking in the sea at Miami Beach with her mum fully-clothed in a multi-coloured dress.
这次，记者抓拍到了小女王一身彩色长裙，和妈妈在迈阿密的海滩上度假。