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worn發(fā)音

英：[w?:n]　　美：[w?rn, worn]

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worn中文意思翻譯

adj.用舊的, 穿壞的, 精疲力竭的,憔悴的

動(dòng)詞wear的過(guò)去分詞形式

worn詞形變化

形容詞比較級: wormier | 名詞: worminess | 形容詞最高級: wormiest |

worn同義詞

threadbare | secondhand | wearied | damaged | careworn | hackneyed | ragged | drawn | dilapidated | shabby | trite | raddled | Haggard | tired | faint | fatigued | tatty | tattered | used | impaired | worn out | weak | old | dog-eared

worn反義詞

new

worn常見(jiàn)例句

1 、The insurance policy do not cover damage cause by normal wear and tear.───保險單內容不包括正常使用所導致的損壞。

2 、Better to wear out than rust out.───[諺]與其銹壞，不如用壞。

3 、I decided to clear all the old clothes that we never wear.───我決定清理掉所有從來(lái)不穿的舊衣服。

4 、My husband has lost so much weight that he has to wear a belt to make his trousers stay up.───我丈夫體重減輕了許多，他不得不系一根皮帶來(lái)把褲子提住。

5 、But I've worn this since I was born.─── 但這是我一出生就戴了的啊

6 、A pendant worn on a chain around the neck.───垂飾掛在脖子項鏈上的垂飾物

7 、The hood or hooded robe worn especially by a monk.───頭巾，長(cháng)袍尤指僧侶穿戴的頭巾或帶頭巾的長(cháng)袍

8 、She put her clothes in the drier, so she could wear them this afternoon.───她把衣服放在干衣機里，這樣她下午就能穿這些衣服了。

9 、Oh my, do you have to wear that bright red lipstick?───哦，你必須涂那種鮮花紅色的唇膏嗎？

10 、I am worn from my trip to the Isles.─── 我來(lái)島上的途中已疲累不堪

11 、If you scuff (your feet) like that, you'll wear the heels out.───你那麼拖著(zhù)腳走路，就要把鞋跟磨壞了。

12 、I wonder if I should wear a hat.───我不知道該不該戴帽子。

13 、She always wear park avenue clothes.───她總是穿著(zhù)時(shí)髦豪華的衣服。

14 、The holiday camp staff all wear yellow uniforms.───假日野營(yíng)地的工作人員全都穿著(zhù)**制服。

15 、The sheets have worn thin in the middle.───床單的中間部分磨薄了。

16 、He wanted to sail the boat alone but his parents wouldn't wear it.───他要獨自駕駛船航行，但他父母不讓。

17 、The carpets are starting to wear.───地毯漸漸磨壞了。

18 、We have to wear woolen clothes in the cold winter.───寒冷的冬天，我們不得不穿毛織品。

19 、Long, medium and short overcoats. Winter wear, jacket, coat, long, medium and short jumpers.───大，中，短大衣，防寒服，茄克衫，上裝，中長(cháng)短馬甲。

20 、Rocks weather until they are worn away.───巖石經(jīng)風(fēng)吹雨打而剝蝕，直至完全風(fēng)化。

21 、It was a gala night at the opera; all the stars were going to perform, and the audience worn their finest clothes.───當夜劇院里一片喜慶氣氛; 明星們個(gè)個(gè)都將登臺表演，觀(guān)眾們人人身穿盛裝。

22 、Do you have to wear a suit at work?───你們上班得穿西裝嗎？

23 、She likes to wear expensive blue underwear.───她喜歡穿昂貴的藍色內衣。

24 、A hooded cloak worn by women.───嘉布遣斗篷一種帶風(fēng)帽的女式斗篷

25 、The lettering on the gravestone was badly worn and almost illegible.───墓碑上的文字已嚴重磨損難以辨認。

26 、The students must wear their school uniforms from Monday to Friday.───學(xué)生們星期一到星期五都必須穿校服。

27 、Don't worry. I haven't worn them yet.─── 你放心 我一次都還沒(méi)穿過(guò)

28 、It's a contradiction to love animals and yet wear furs.───又愛(ài)護動(dòng)物又穿毛皮服裝，是自相矛盾的。

29 、I am afraid the gilt of the ring will wear off before long.───恐怕戒指的鍍金層不久就會(huì )磨掉。

30 、The ceremonial headdress worn by ancient Jewish high priests.───大祭司冠古代猶太祭司長(cháng)的正式頭飾

31 、A small pin or brooch worn as an ornament or a badge of membership.───勛章作為裝飾物或表示成員資格標志而佩戴的小飾針或徵章

32 、Are you fussy about what you wear?───你介意自己的穿著(zhù)嗎？

33 、Although the exertion of it has worn me out.─── 但*持晚飯 現在精疲力盡了

34 、A loose covering for the head, formerly worn by women.───以前婦女頭部戴的一種寬松的遮蓋物

35 、And you would have worn a more esteemed look.─── 而你的舉止言談也會(huì )多些尊敬

36 、Each garment has been worn by the man himself.─── 每一件都由他本人親自穿過(guò)

37 、Her defences will wear down after a few weeks in prison.───在監獄呆幾星期之后，她的防衛力將會(huì )減弱。

38 、A tranquilizer should have worn off by now.─── 鎮定劑的效果現在本該消退的

39 、He showed us a good tyre for comparison (with the worn one).───他給我們看一個(gè)好輪胎(與磨損的)作比較。

40 、The youth like to wear knickerbockers.───年青人喜歡穿燈籠褲。

41 、I don't suppose I need wear a coat.───我不認為我需要穿上衣。

42 、She buy a black nightie to wear on her honeymoon.───她買(mǎi)了一件黑色睡衣準備在蜜月時(shí)穿。

43 、You'd better not wear such ties, because they went out three years ago.───你最好不要打這些領(lǐng)帶，因為它們三年前就不流行了。

44 、A loose-fitting one-piece work garment worn to protect clothes.───工作服一種用來(lái)保護衣服的衣褲相連的寬松型工作外套

45 、Their boss told them that they must wear neckties in the company.───他們的老板告訴他們在公司里必須打領(lǐng)帶。

46 、Don't wear those clothes to work; try to look more professional!───別穿這些衣服去工作，要穿得象個(gè)專(zhuān)業(yè)人員的樣子。

47 、The clothes some young people wear nowadays really make your hair curl.───如今有些年輕人穿的服裝真會(huì )把你嚇一跳。

48 、Soldiers wear mufti on leave, not uniform.───士兵度假時(shí)穿便服，不穿制服。

49 、How do you like the new style some of the girls are wear this season?───您看現在有此姑娘們做的新發(fā)型怎么樣？

50 、Your copy of the dictionary is looking a bit the worse for wear.───你這本詞典看來(lái)有點(diǎn)兒太舊了。

51 、She refused to sit in the car till her husband promised to wear his safety belt.───她拒絕上車(chē)，除非她丈夫答應系好安全帶。

52 、before you know it, your heart's worn out.─── 你還沒(méi)回過(guò)神來(lái) 心已經(jīng)疲憊不堪了

53 、She's too much of a conformist to wear silly clothes.───她很古板，不穿那些奇裝異服。

54 、Most Moslem women wear veils in public places.───大多數穆斯林婦女在公共場(chǎng)所都戴著(zhù)面紗。

55 、After half an hour, his patience began to wear out.───不到半小時(shí)后，他開(kāi)始有點(diǎn)忍耐不住了。

56 、The flow of tourist into the temple have wear away the step.───參觀(guān)寺廟的游客絡(luò )繹不絕，把臺階都踩壞了。

57 、Many a crown of wisdom is but the golden chamber-pot of success, worn with pompous dignity.───好多智慧的冠冕，無(wú)非是一只“成功”的金尿壺，擺著(zhù)堂皇的架勢而已。

58 、His dress is made of a wash and wear fabric.───他的衣服是用洗后不用燙的纖維衣料做的。

59 、Wear what you like for the party it's Liberty Hall.───參加這聚會(huì )你愛(ài)穿什麼穿什麼--那是逍遙宮。

60 、She came back worn and worried.───她回來(lái)時(shí)又疲乏又憂(yōu)慮。

61 、She likes to wear brown.───她喜歡穿褐色的衣服。

62 、His resistance was worn down by constant nagging from his wife.───他的反抗被他妻子無(wú)休止的嘮叨瓦解了。

63 、Rocks are worn smooth through the agency of water.───巖石由于水的作用而變得光滑。

64 、Anyone can tell she's blind as a bat, but she won't wear glasses.───任何人都知道她視力不好，但是她卻不愿戴眼鏡。

65 、If the cap fits, wear it.───帽子若適合你，就戴上吧。

66 、A soft leather slipper traditionally worn by Native Americans.───印第安軟皮鞋一種傳統上由美洲土著(zhù)穿的軟皮便鞋

67 、She was worn down by overwork.───她因過(guò)度勞累而垮了下來(lái)。

68 、Soldiers wear a distinctive uniform.───士兵們穿著(zhù)特制的制服。

69 、Try to wear a colour that is less obtrusive.───盡量穿得顏色別太顯眼。

70 、You can't wear that to the reception it's not dressy enough.───你不能穿那種衣服出席招待會(huì )--不太莊重。

71 、The inscription on the stone had worn away.───刻在石頭上的文字已磨損了。

72 、A loose smock worn by laborers.───工作服工人穿的寬松工作服

73 、Have you decided yet, madam, what you will wear?───夫人，你決定了穿什么衣服沒(méi)有？

74 、She dropped into a chair, utterly worn out.───她一下子坐到椅子里，筋疲力盡了。

75 、I only wear a tie on special occasions.───我只在特殊場(chǎng)合才打領(lǐng)帶。

76 、She wear a hat to keep the sun out of her eyes.───她戴上帽子遮陽(yáng)，保護眼睛。

77 、Many London businessmen wear bowlers.───倫敦的許多商人戴常禮帽。

78 、My shirt hikes up if I don't wear a belt.───我不束腰帶的話(huà)，襯衣就會(huì )向上滑。

79 、Don't polish those badges; the gilt will wear off if you do.───不要擦那些徽章，否則光澤會(huì )給磨掉的。

80 、Don't you both look good and worn out.─── 你們倆真是神色滿(mǎn)足 筋疲力盡呀

81 、I only wear high heels on special occasions.───我只在特殊場(chǎng)合穿高跟鞋。

82 、She was worn out with work.───她讓工作給累壞了。

83 、A year after her husband died her father suggested to her that she had worn the willow for long enough.───丈夫死去一年后，她的父親勸她守節已夠久，不要再悲傷了。

84 、She wear a wedding ring to show that she's married.───她戴一枚結婚戒指，表示她已婚。

85 、My patience is almost worn away by her endless complaints.───她抱怨個(gè)不停，幾乎使我的耐性消耗殆盡。

86 、A loose robe worn chiefly by women.───仿和服晨衣主要為婦女穿的寬松長(cháng)袍

87 、Everyone should wear clothes uniform with these.───大家都該穿著(zhù)興這些相同的衣服。

88 、So that means they're getting worn out.─── 所以這意味著(zhù)它們已經(jīng)老化了

89 、He did not wear his heart on his sleeve, and when he left his chambers to walk to that last meeting, his face was much as usual.───他并不感情外露，當他離開(kāi)辦公室去參加最后一次會(huì )議時(shí)，他的臉色跟平常一樣。

90 、All visitors to the site must wear safety helmet.───到工地的所有參觀(guān)者必須帶上安全帽。

worn的用法worn的用法？

wornout1.疲憊不堪的,筋疲力竭的2.破舊的;耗盡的wornineg:Hiscoatworninseveralplaces.他的外套破了好幾處wornoff磨損；消失eg：Thepainiswearingoff.疼痛正在逐漸消失。

worn后接什么介詞？

worn out

1. 疲憊不堪的,筋疲力竭的

2. 破舊的;耗盡的

worn in

eg: His coat worn in several places.他的外套破了好幾處

worn off 磨損；消失

eg：The pain is wearing off.

疼痛正在逐漸消失。