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 larger cities, costumed children and their parents gather at shopping malls early in the evening.
  孩子们早早穿上万圣节服装去参加商场为他们组织的晚会，还可以得到礼物。
• 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。
• Because everyone is always costumed and masked.
  因为每个人都穿着礼服戴着面具。
• 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。
• For battle scenes, hundreds of extras appeared costumed and on horseback.
  战争戏中使用了数百名骑马、穿戏服的临时演员。
• He is costumed in a Mickey Mouse suit.
  他穿著米老鼠的服装。
• 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。
• The Mummers are costumed and in different masks.
  表演者身穿戏装，戴着各式面具。
• 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。
• The original graphic novel details a world where history has been changed by the presence of costumed heroes who fight crime.
  在原漫画小说中，历史因打击犯罪的化装英雄的出现而改变。