Wear

/ˈweə/

/ˈwer/

"wear"的定义和意义

to wear

动词

穿, 佩戴

to have something such as clothes, shoes, etc. on your body

Transitive: to wear clothing

1.1

佩戴, 有

to have a particular style of hair, beard, or mustache

磨损, 消耗

to cause damage due to repeated friction or usage

Transitive: to wear sth

2.1

磨损, 损耗

to become damaged because of continuous use or friction

2.2

磨损, 侵蚀

to create a visible impression, hole, or path through repeated friction or use

2.3

保持良好状态, 经得起考验

to remain in good condition, particularly after a long period of usage

展现, 佩戴

to show a specific expression with one's face

Transitive: to wear an expression

悬挂, 展示

(of ships) to display a specific flag or colors, often indicating their nationality, affiliation, or purpose

Transitive: to wear a specific flag

度过, 消磨

to spend or pass a period of time engaging in a specific activity or pursuit

Transitive: to wear a period of time

接受, 容忍

to tolerate or accept something, even if one may not entirely approve of it

Transitive: to wear an idea or proposal

穿, 涂

to apply or put a substance or product on one's body

Wear

名词

服装, 衣物

a piece of clothing for a particular event or purpose

What is "wear"?

Wear refers to a piece of clothing that is worn for a particular event or purpose. For example, formal wear such as a suit or gown may be worn for a wedding or special event, athletic wear such as running shorts or yoga pants may be worn for exercise or physical activity, and workwear such as a uniform or safety gear may be worn for job-related tasks. The appropriate wear for a given occasion can be influenced by a variety of factors including cultural norms, dress codes, weather, and personal style. The right wear can help someone feel comfortable, confident, and appropriately dressed for any occasion.

穿戴, 服装

the act of having on your person as a covering or adornment

磨损, 退化

impairment resulting from long use

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