liveried

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishliveriedliv‧e‧ried /ˈlɪvərid/ adjective 1 WEAR CLOTHESwearing livery a liveried servant2 British English painted with the colours and designs that represent a company liveried aircraftExamples from the Corpusliveried• An ostler took the cavalryman's horse while a liveried footman relieved him of his helmet and cumbersome sword.• Jean handed his cloak to the liveried servant, who bowed.• A pearl necklace had broken and two liveried servants scrabbled on hands and knees to retrieve the jewels.• And the chauffeur was a liveried war veteran with a steel face and leather hands.

单词	liveried
释义	liveried From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishliveriedliv‧e‧ried /ˈlɪvərid/ adjective 1 WEAR CLOTHESwearing livery a liveried servant2 British English painted with the colours and designs that represent a company liveried aircraftExamples from the Corpusliveried• An ostler took the cavalryman's horse while a liveried footman relieved him of his helmet and cumbersome sword.• Jean handed his cloak to the liveried servant, who bowed.• A pearl necklace had broken and two liveried servants scrabbled on hands and knees to retrieve the jewels.• And the chauffeur was a liveried war veteran with a steel face and leather hands.
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