英语词汇“apparel”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

apparel

/əˈpar(ə)l

noun [mass noun] formal or US

1Clothing: they were dressed in bright apparel...

The market for sports shoes and apparel in China last year was worth some $3 billion.
Many were even dressed in camouflaged military apparel with masks over their faces.
Riders not only wear helmets, vests and other usual biker apparel but they also wear these tattoos and piercing.

Synonyms

clothes, clothing, garments, dress, attire, wear, garb, wardrobe;

outfit, costume;

robes, vestments

informal gear, get-up, togs, duds, garms

British informal clobber, kit, rig-out

North American informal threads

literary raiment, habit, habiliments

1.1 (apparels) Embroidered ornamentation on ecclesiastical vestments.He connects the apparels on the wrists 'with a miraculous legend of St. Martin....

My guess is that the apparels on the amice and alb are a hangover from more ornate times.

verb (apparels, apparelling, apparelled; US apparels, appareling, appareled) [with object] archaic

Clothe (someone): all the vestments in which they used to apparel their Deities...

And he said to his Ministers, Ascend, and bring me the child, for I will examine him, and know the Prophet's meaning, and he apparelled him richly, and gave him much, but he prevailed not.
He apparelled him after the Country manner, and gave him a Cryse of Hounour.
Now, in his fantasy, he apparelled her like a man; and presently despoiling her of that habit, he gave her another of a nymph; which he took away also, to attire her with the ornaments and majesty of a queen; not leaving any raiment but he gave it unto her, either to make her wise or to make her a vaunting fool; and generally he imagined her to be grave, merry, discreet, subtle and virtuous, which parts are ill-befitting a fair comedian.

Origin

Middle English (as a verb in the sense 'make ready or fit'; as a noun 'furnishings, equipment'): from Old French apareillier, based on Latin ad- 'to' (expressing change) + par 'equal'.

单词	apparel
释义	apparel /əˈpar(ə)l / noun [mass noun] formal or US 1Clothing: they were dressed in bright apparel... The market for sports shoes and apparel in China last year was worth some $3 billion. Many were even dressed in camouflaged military apparel with masks over their faces. Riders not only wear helmets, vests and other usual biker apparel but they also wear these tattoos and piercing. Synonyms clothes, clothing, garments, dress, attire, wear, garb, wardrobe; outfit, costume; robes, vestments informal gear, get-up, togs, duds, garms British informal clobber, kit, rig-out North American informal threads literary raiment, habit, habiliments 1.1 (apparels) Embroidered ornamentation on ecclesiastical vestments.He connects the apparels on the wrists 'with a miraculous legend of St. Martin.... My guess is that the apparels on the amice and alb are a hangover from more ornate times. verb (apparels, apparelling, apparelled; US apparels, appareling, appareled) [with object] archaic Clothe (someone): all the vestments in which they used to apparel their Deities... And he said to his Ministers, Ascend, and bring me the child, for I will examine him, and know the Prophet's meaning, and he apparelled him richly, and gave him much, but he prevailed not. He apparelled him after the Country manner, and gave him a Cryse of Hounour. Now, in his fantasy, he apparelled her like a man; and presently despoiling her of that habit, he gave her another of a nymph; which he took away also, to attire her with the ornaments and majesty of a queen; not leaving any raiment but he gave it unto her, either to make her wise or to make her a vaunting fool; and generally he imagined her to be grave, merry, discreet, subtle and virtuous, which parts are ill-befitting a fair comedian. Origin Middle English (as a verb in the sense 'make ready or fit'; as a noun 'furnishings, equipment'): from Old French apareillier, based on Latin ad- 'to' (expressing change) + par 'equal'. Rhymes barrel, carol, Carole, carrel, Carroll, Darrell, Darryl, Farrell
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