fancy dress

英 [ˌfænsi ˈdres]

美 [ˌfænsi ˈdres]

n.  化装服; 化装舞会服

牛津词典

noun

• 化装服；化装舞会服
  clothes that you wear, especially at parties, to make you appear to be a different character
  1. guests in fancy dress
     身着化装服的客人们
  2. a fancy-dress party
     化装晚会

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 化装舞会服装
  Fancy dressis clothing that you wear for a party at which everyone tries to look like a famous person or a person from a story, from history, or from a particular profession.
  1. Guests were told to come in fancy dress...
     客人们被告知要身穿化装舞会服装前来。
  2. He turned up at the fancy dress party as a footballer.
     他扮成足球运动员出现在化装舞会上。

英英释义

noun

• a costume worn as a disguise at a masquerade party
  Synonym:masquerademasquerade costume

双语例句

• My daughter once went to a fancy dress party as a nun.
  我女儿有一次打扮成修女去参加了一个化装舞会。
• The wine marathon is as much a festival and social event as it is athletic, and fancy dress makes the race a spectacle for everyone involved or watching.
  葡萄酒马拉松赛与其说是一项长跑运动不如说它更像一个节日和社会活动，运动员和观众穿着奇装异服使得比赛成为一大景观。
• Could you help me pick out a fancy dress?
  你能不能帮我挑一件好看的裙子？
• David was insistent that we all wear fancy dress.
  大卫坚持要我们都穿得花哨一些。
• Maybe my aesthetic point of view a little bit special, this age still like fancy dress, not very fashionable, but have their own characteristics.
  也许我的审美观点有点特殊，这样的年龄，依然喜欢奇特的着装，不一定很时尚，但要有自己的特点。
• The fancy dress added to her charm.
  这套漂亮的衣服倍增了她的妩媚。
• Characterized by the use of period costume or fancy dress.
  具有某一时期服装或化装舞会所穿着的服装特点。
• Here, and many of the fancy dress well-paid white-collar workers, Wang was wearing a dark blue suit, gold tie line.
  和这里许多着装考究的高薪白领一样，王身穿深蓝色西服，系金色领带。
• We are not going to a fancy dress ball.
  我们不是去参加化装舞会。
• He turned up at the fancy dress party as a footballer.
  他扮成足球运动员出现在化装舞会上。