英语词汇costume的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

costume /ˈkɒstjʊm $ ˈkɑːstuːm/ noun a set of special clothes – used especially about clothes worn by actors, traditional clothes worn by people who live in a place, or clothes worn by people who lived at a time in the pastadjectives/nouns + costumethe traditional costume The local women were dressed in their traditional costumes.the national costume (=the clothes that are traditionally worn in a country) The men were wearing the Japanese national costume.period costume/historical costume (=clothes like those worn at a particular time) The play is set in the 1700s, and the actors wear period costumes. | At the museum, the pupils can wear historical costume and use objects from the Victorian period.a clown/fairy/rabbit etc costume He wore a red-striped clown costume and big shoes.a fancy-dress costume BrE The shop hires out fancy-dress costumes for parties.a colourful costume BrE a colorful costume AmE The actors wore colourful costumes.an elaborate/lavish costume (=expensive and detailed) The film features lavish costumes and spectacular sets.an outlandish costume (=very strange) He used to play guitar and wear outlandish costumes in a punk band.a swimming/bathing costume BrE (=clothes worn for swimming) I’ve forgotten to bring my bathing costume. a Halloween costume Children in Halloween costumes knocked on neighbor’s doors, holding bags full of candy.verbswear a costume/be dressed in a costume The children wore witch costumes for Halloween.costume + nounsa costume change In forty minutes, the singer performed eight songs and had six costume changes.a costume party AmE (=a party at which people dress like a famous person, or dress like a particular kind of person) They went to a costume party dressed as cowboys.a costume drama (=a play or TV programme set in the past, so that the actors must wear costumes) He got the lead part in a costume drama, an adaptation of a Dickens novel.phrasesin full costume The rehearsal will be in full costume.

词组	costume
释义	costume /ˈkɒstjʊm $ ˈkɑːstuːm/ noun a set of special clothes – used especially about clothes worn by actors, traditional clothes worn by people who live in a place, or clothes worn by people who lived at a time in the pastadjectives/nouns + costumethe traditional costume The local women were dressed in their traditional costumes.the national costume (=the clothes that are traditionally worn in a country) The men were wearing the Japanese national costume.period costume/historical costume (=clothes like those worn at a particular time) The play is set in the 1700s, and the actors wear period costumes. \| At the museum, the pupils can wear historical costume and use objects from the Victorian period.a clown/fairy/rabbit etc costume He wore a red-striped clown costume and big shoes.a fancy-dress costume BrE The shop hires out fancy-dress costumes for parties.a colourful costume BrE a colorful costume AmE The actors wore colourful costumes.an elaborate/lavish costume (=expensive and detailed) The film features lavish costumes and spectacular sets.an outlandish costume (=very strange) He used to play guitar and wear outlandish costumes in a punk band.a swimming/bathing costume BrE (=clothes worn for swimming) I’ve forgotten to bring my bathing costume. a Halloween costume Children in Halloween costumes knocked on neighbor’s doors, holding bags full of candy.verbswear a costume/be dressed in a costume The children wore witch costumes for Halloween.costume + nounsa costume change In forty minutes, the singer performed eight songs and had six costume changes.a costume party AmE (=a party at which people dress like a famous person, or dress like a particular kind of person) They went to a costume party dressed as cowboys.a costume drama (=a play or TV programme set in the past, so that the actors must wear costumes) He got the lead part in a costume drama, an adaptation of a Dickens novel.phrasesin full costume The rehearsal will be in full costume.
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