vt.

1. 給……穿衣；打扮；替……做衣服
   The mother is dressing her baby.

   母親正為嬰孩穿衣。

2. 使穿著[H][W]
   She is dressed in black today.

   今天她穿一身黑。

3. 給（傷口）敷藥；包紮
   The nurse dressed his wound.

   護士替他包紮傷口。

4. 調製（沙拉）；製作（菜）
   She dressed the vegetables with butter and salt.

   她在蔬菜裡面加上黃油和鹽。

5. 梳理（頭髮）；裝飾（櫥窗等）
   He was dressing the shop window.

   他在布置商店櫥窗。

6. 整（隊）

vi.

1. 穿衣；打扮
   The girl dresses fashionably.

   那女孩穿著時髦。

2. 穿晚禮服
   She is dressing for the party.

   她在穿禮服準備去參加晚會。

3. 整隊

n.

1. 女裝；連衣裙；洋裝[C]
   All the pretty women wore their smartest dresses.

   所有漂亮的女士都穿著最漂亮的連衫裙。

2. 衣服；（特定的）服裝（如民族服裝，禮服等）[U]
   Few people wore evening dress.

   幾乎沒有人穿晚禮服。

v.

1. put on one's clothes.
   ▸put clothes on (someone).
   ▸wear clothes in a particular way or of a particular type:

   she dresses well.
   ▸put on clothes appropriate for a formal occasion.
   ▸ (dress up) dress in smart clothes or in a special costume.
   ▸ (dress down) dress informally.
   ▸ (dress someone down) informal reprimand someone.
2. decorate or arrange in an attractive way.
3. treat or prepare in a particular way.
   ▸clean, treat, or cover (a wound).
   ▸treat the surface of (leather or fabric) during manufacture.
   ▸smooth the surface of (stone).
   ▸apply fertilizer to.
4. clean and prepare (food) for cooking or eating.
   ▸add a dressing to (a salad).
5. Military  draw up (troops) in the proper alignment.
6. make (an artificial fishing fly).

n.

1. a one-piece garment for a woman or girl that covers the body and extends down over the legs.
2. clothing of a specified kind:
   he was in the formal dress of the Council.
   ▸ [as modifier] denoting ceremonial clothing or uniform:

   a dress suit.

[名]

1. 衣服；禮服。
   웨딩 드레스.

   結婚禮服。