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

petticoat

/ˈpɛtɪkəʊt

noun

1A woman’s light, loose undergarment hanging from the shoulders or the waist, worn under a skirt or dress.At the bottom of the trunk she found a set of white undergarments including lacy petticoats and a full corseted bodice....

The undergarments included stockings, petticoats, drawers, and a corset.
She swiftly pulled on the tunic, then the stockings, the corset, petticoats, skirt and boots.

Synonyms

slip, underskirt, half-slip, underslip, undergarment

historical crinoline, farthing, hoop petticoat

archaic kirtle

1.1 [as modifier] informal, often derogatory Used to denote female control of something regarded as more commonly dominated by men: he was in danger of succumbing to the petticoat government of Mary and Sarah...

Nancy was renowned as a petticoat president who dominated the White House.

Derivatives

petticoated

adjective ...

But the smaller key was for another locker, four feet high and five inches wide boasting a single rail and hanger - adequate for storing a single item of clothing as long as it wasn't a petticoated ball gown.
Now most of these laws do not specify the actual type of square dancing, but it is clear from the official pictures - showing elaborately petticoated women with elegantly tailored partners - what is meant.
They wear long petticoated gowns with shawls, along with extravagant headdresses.

Origin

Late Middle English: from petty coat, literally 'small coat': the word originally referred to a garment worn by men under a coat or doublet. The second sense derives from a later use to mean 'skirt'.

This comes from the phrase petty coat which means literally ‘small coat’. It was originally a masculine garment, a tight-fitting undercoat worn underneath a doublet or a padded jacket to go under armour. It seems to have been used for a similar under-garment for women. In the late 15th century it started to be fashionable for women to wear full skirts open down the front in an inverted V-shape, the gap filled with a contrasting underskirt, and the term petticoat was transferred to this under-garment.

单词	petticoat
释义	petticoat /ˈpɛtɪkəʊt / noun 1A woman’s light, loose undergarment hanging from the shoulders or the waist, worn under a skirt or dress.At the bottom of the trunk she found a set of white undergarments including lacy petticoats and a full corseted bodice.... The undergarments included stockings, petticoats, drawers, and a corset. She swiftly pulled on the tunic, then the stockings, the corset, petticoats, skirt and boots. Synonyms slip, underskirt, half-slip, underslip, undergarment historical crinoline, farthing, hoop petticoat archaic kirtle 1.1 [as modifier] informal, often derogatory Used to denote female control of something regarded as more commonly dominated by men: he was in danger of succumbing to the petticoat government of Mary and Sarah... Nancy was renowned as a petticoat president who dominated the White House. Derivatives petticoated adjective ... But the smaller key was for another locker, four feet high and five inches wide boasting a single rail and hanger - adequate for storing a single item of clothing as long as it wasn't a petticoated ball gown. Now most of these laws do not specify the actual type of square dancing, but it is clear from the official pictures - showing elaborately petticoated women with elegantly tailored partners - what is meant. They wear long petticoated gowns with shawls, along with extravagant headdresses. Origin Late Middle English: from petty coat, literally 'small coat': the word originally referred to a garment worn by men under a coat or doublet. The second sense derives from a later use to mean 'skirt'. This comes from the phrase petty coat which means literally ‘small coat’. It was originally a masculine garment, a tight-fitting undercoat worn underneath a doublet or a padded jacket to go under armour. It seems to have been used for a similar under-garment for women. In the late 15th century it started to be fashionable for women to wear full skirts open down the front in an inverted V-shape, the gap filled with a contrasting underskirt, and the term petticoat was transferred to this under-garment.
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