costumed

英 [ˈkɒstjuːmd]

美 [ˈkɑːstuːmd]

adj.  着戏装的
v.  给(某人)穿上特殊服装
costume的过去分词和过去式

过去式：costumed　

COCA.23425

牛津词典

adj.

• 着戏装的
  wearing a costume

英英释义

adj

• dressed in clothing characteristic of a period, country, or class

双语例句

• In China, the fact that these costumed women are supposed to be elves is apparently lost in translation sometimes, with the women simply known as Santas friends or sisters.
  在中国，本应被打扮成精灵的女性显然是迷失在翻译中，这些女性被称作圣诞老人的朋友或者姐妹。
• But queues of citizens will still be trundled in, as at Jiuzhaigou, to tread the boardwalks and purchase tchotchkes from costumed hawkers at the end of the bus route.
  但是，象在九寨沟一样，成群结队的市民仍然会涌进景区，踩着木板栈道，在巴士路线的终点盛装的小贩那里买上廉价艳丽的小饰物。
• Costumed characters were doing more than amusing visitors as they roamed around the National Trademark Expo-they were educating them.
  那些穿着制服徘徊在国家商标博览会场内的工作人员们比那些有趣的游客更加忙碌，因为他们要给游客们讲解。
• At11:30 we were treated to a multicourse Chinese lunch, while we watched costumed teenagers on the airport tarmac waving banners and shouting welcome to a Peruvian trade delegation.
  到11：30时，我们受到招待吃了一顿丰盛的中国式午餐，当时我们看到盛装的十多岁的青少年在机场上挥舞着旗帜和大声喊着欢迎在迎接秘鲁贸易代表团。
• The Mummers are costumed and in different masks.
  表演者身穿戏装，戴着各式面具。
• Beyond costumed runners, I've seen people who have juggled, yo-yoed, and carried a pizza box on the palm of their hand through an entire marathon.
  不仅仅是穿着奇装异服的跑步者，我曾经见到有表演杂耍的、玩溜溜球的、还有手掌上托着比萨盒跑马拉松全程的人。
• Her ardent sense of propriety fears that Bertha, in bed, might not be costumed decorously enough for the visit of a clerical gentleman.
  她那强烈的礼仪感使她担心卧床的伯莎衣饰不整，不适合接待一位圣职人员的来访。
• In this crowd, I kept seeing elaborately costumed teenagers.
  在人群中，我不停地看到装束夸张的青少年。
• She costumed a historical play.
  她曾为一出历史剧设计服装。
• Because everyone is always costumed and masked.
  因为每个人都穿着礼服戴着面具。