穿中英惯用短语:
| - [俚]穿着花里胡哨的女人; 漂亮的小娘们 bit of stuff
- [口]打扮得漂漂亮亮; 穿得过于考究 have got'em all on
- [口]穿上衣服 shove one's clothes on
- [口]穿得十分时髦, 打扮得花枝招展 got up like a dog's dinner
- [口]穿得十分时髦, 打扮得花枝招展 dressed up like a dog's dinner
- [口]穿得过于时髦, 穿得过于花哨 be dressed (up fit)to kill(=be dolled up fit to kill)
- [拉]成年服(古罗马儿童到十四岁时穿的白色宽袍) toga virilis [vi5railis]
- [美]【体】以两手悬于单杠, 以身体及两脚从两臂间穿过, 向后翻转; [喻]从极窄的洞爬过去 skin the cat
- [美]客人故意穿乡下人衣服参加的社交集会; 客人穿着华丽而又俗不可耐的衣服参加的社交集会(最佳者可以得奖) tacky party
- [美]被揭穿, 被人晓得; 失败 spunk out
- [美口](美国40年代女孩所爱穿的)短袜 bobby sox [socks]
- [美口]如果鞋合脚, 就穿上吧! [转]如果批评得对, 就接受吧! If the shoe fits , wear it.
- [美口]陷入贫困, 缺衣少穿 walk on one's shoestrings
- [谚]穿上袈裟不一定就是和尚; 不可以貌取人。 The hood [habit, cowl] does not make the monk. (=It is not the hood that makes themonk.)
- [谚]穿上袈裟不一定就是和尚, 人不可貌相。 The cowl does not make the monk.
- [谚]鞋匠的老婆没鞋穿。 The shoemaker's wife often goes in ragged shoes.
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