| 单词 | tunic |
| 释义 | tunic From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishClothestunictu‧nic /ˈtjuːnɪk $ ˈtuː-/ noun [countable]1 DCCa long loose piece of clothing, usually without sleeves, worn in the past2 a long loose women’s shirt, usually worn with trousers3 British EnglishDCC a specially shaped short coat worn by soldiers, police officers etc as part of a uniformExamples from the Corpustunic• Behind the big drum came the band of four musicians dressed in loose black tunics and black pillbox hats.• Watching a youth in a blue tunic and spangles performing on the slack rope, he determined to attempt a similar feat.• All of them were wearing brown cotton tunics because of a promise I had made on the very first day of construction.• Why are there fleurs-de-lys on his tunic?• Knee-length tunics, loose and thin, moved with each step.• They would come back on leave and wear their scarlet tunics in the dale.• The tunic was piped in branch-colour around the collar, deep cuffs, and down the front edge.Origin tunic (1600-1700) Latin tunica |
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