dressed up

英 [drest ʌp]

美 [drest ʌp]

adj.  穿上盛装的;装扮成…的; 伪装成…的

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 穿上盛装的;装扮成…的
  If someone isdressed up, they are wearing special clothes, in order to look smarter than usual or in order to disguise themselves.
  1. You're all dressed up. Are you going somewhere?...
     你打扮得这么漂亮,要去哪？
  2. You don't have to get dressed up for this party.
     你没必要为这次聚会而着盛装。
• ADJ 装扮成;伪装成
  If you say that something isdressed up assomething else, you mean that someone has tried to make it more acceptable or attractive by making it seem like that other thing.
  1. He tried to organise things so that the trip would be dressed up as a UN mission.
     他竭力筹备好各项事宜以便这次出行看上去像联合国代表团出访一样。
• dressed up to the nines→ see:nine

双语例句

• I suppose it is. I like to get dressed up for the theater. It's a habit.
  我认为你说得对。我喜欢穿戴整齐去看戏。这是一种习惯。
• Alright class, now that we're all dressed up let's see what professions you chose.
  好了，同学们，现在我们都已经化妆了，来看看你们都选了什么职业。
• You'd be all dressed up in my best frock and high heels.
  你会穿着我最好的外套和高跟鞋。
• He dressed up in his father's old clothes.
  他拿父亲的旧衣服穿着玩。
• I came downstairs again and I was going to get her dressed up as normal.
  我再次来到楼下并且像通常一样准备给她穿上衣服。
• It looks like I'm tting dressed up for you tonight.
  看来今晚我得为你盛装打扮了。
• A boy, dressed up to look like a man, walked across a stage filled with starfish.
  这时，一个打扮成男人的孩子走到了满地都是海星状的小道具的舞台上。
• You have dressed up.
  对的，你换了衣服。
• Usually the adults who don't have kids have a big party and get dressed up too.
  一些没生小孩的成年人会举办一个大的派对，当然也要乔装打扮了。
• The children dressed up, I told them the Diwali story and we cooked.
  孩子们穿戴整齐后，我告诉他们排灯节的故事，然后开始烹饪。