英语词组doll up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

doll up

dolls, dolling, dolled

doll yourself up

(always reflexive) informal if a woman dolls herself up, she tries to make herself more attractive than usual by putting on special clothes and make-up

She dolled herself up for the occasion in a little red dress.

dolled up

adjective informal

Sandra was there - all dolled up in a strappy black dress and heels.

doll up

1. To groom and dress oneself or someone else nicely, especially in comparison to one's usual appearance. A noun or pronoun can be used between "doll" and "up." I got all dolled up for my date, and then he canceled on me at the last minute. Why are you all dolled up today? Are you going out after work?

2. To try to make something more appealing. A noun or pronoun can be used between "doll" and "up." You guys really need to doll up this house if you're hoping to sell it for that high a price.

*(all) dolled up

Fig. dressed up and well-groomed. (Usually used of females. *Typically: be ~; get ~.) I have to get all dolled up for the dance tonight.

dolled up

Also, all dolled up. Dressed or fixed up smartly and, often, ostentatiously, usually for a special occasion. For example, There's no need to get all dolled up-it's just a picnic, or They dolled up the classroom for parents' night. This expression alludes to a person or object being as attractive as a pretty doll. It is also put verbally, to doll up, as in I wanted to doll up my apartment before the guests arrived. [Colloquial; c. 1900] Also see gussied up.

doll up

v. Slang

1. To dress someone in fancy or ostentatious clothes, especially for a special occasion: The parents dolled up their child in sailor outfits. The costume designer dolled me up in 19th-century clothing. I got all dolled up for the big Halloween party.

2. To add embellishing details to something in order to make it more attractive: I dolled up the boring lecture by adding a lot of jokes. There wasn't much content in the manuscript, so the author had tried to doll it up with interesting stories.

词组	doll up
释义	Phr V doll up dolls, dolling, dolled doll yourself up (always reflexive) informal if a woman dolls herself up, she tries to make herself more attractive than usual by putting on special clothes and make-up She dolled herself up for the occasion in a little red dress. dolled up adjective informal Sandra was there - all dolled up in a strappy black dress and heels. doll up verb to dress up, to refine US, 1906 phrasedoll up doll yourself up informal to get ready for a special occasion by putting on nice clothes and making yourself look attractive: The girls were in the bathroom, dolling themselves up.be/get dolled up Emily was all dolled up for the party.■ SIMILAR TO: dress up doll up 1. To groom and dress oneself or someone else nicely, especially in comparison to one's usual appearance. A noun or pronoun can be used between "doll" and "up." I got all dolled up for my date, and then he canceled on me at the last minute. Why are you all dolled up today? Are you going out after work? 2. To try to make something more appealing. A noun or pronoun can be used between "doll" and "up." You guys really need to doll up this house if you're hoping to sell it for that high a price. (all) dolled up Fig.* dressed up and well-groomed. (Usually used of females. Typically: be ~; get ~.) I have to get all dolled up for the dance tonight. dolled up Also, all dolled up. Dressed or fixed up smartly and, often, ostentatiously, usually for a special occasion. For example, There's no need to get all dolled up-it's just a picnic, or They dolled up the classroom for parents' night. This expression alludes to a person or object being as attractive as a pretty doll. It is also put verbally, to doll up, as in I wanted to doll up my apartment before the guests arrived. [Colloquial; c. 1900] Also see gussied up. doll up v. Slang* 1. To dress someone in fancy or ostentatious clothes, especially for a special occasion: The parents dolled up their child in sailor outfits. The costume designer dolled me up in 19th-century clothing. I got all dolled up for the big Halloween party. 2. To add embellishing details to something in order to make it more attractive: I dolled up the boring lecture by adding a lot of jokes. There wasn't much content in the manuscript, so the author had tried to doll it up with interesting stories.
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