kimono

英 [kɪˈməʊnəʊ]

美 [kɪˈmoʊnoʊ]

n.  (日本的)和服; 和服式晨衣

复数：kimonos　

BNC.26225 / COCA.16111

牛津词典

noun

• （日本的）和服；和服式晨衣
  a traditional Japanese piece of clothing like a long loose dress with wide sleeves, worn on formal occasions; a dressing gown or robe in this style

柯林斯词典

• （日本的）和服
  Akimonois an item of Japanese clothing. It is long, shaped like a coat, and has wide sleeves.

英英释义

noun

• a loose robe

双语例句

• They can wear whatever they like, but a lot of females choose to wear costly tailor-made kimono.
  穿什么样的服装来参加都可以，但女性大多会穿专为这一天定做的昂贵的和服。
• I've got the kimono and you can sing.
  我去找龙井君，你能唱好。
• He has also just designed a bulletproof kimono for movie action man Steven Segal.
  他还曾为动作电影明星史蒂文•西格尔（StevenSegal）设计过日式防弹睡袍。
• Her iittle trick with that kimono will cost you.
  她用那件和服耍的伎俩会害了你。
• When do you wear kimono?
  你们什么时候穿和服？
• The structure of kimono sleeve is systemically researched, summing-up its shape principle is summed up.
  系统解析了连身袖结构，总结了连身袖结构的造型规律。
• The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment worn by women, men and children.
  和服是一种日本传统服饰，男人、女人和小孩都可以穿着。
• A man in formal Japanese attire stands in front of a strikingly tall woman in a dark kimono.
  一名男子身着日本正式服装站在前面，后面的一位女子身材高得惊人，穿着一身黑色的和服。
• My mother give me a kimono.
  我妈妈给我一件和服。
• Though the kimono is originally of Chinese origin, its great Beauty is attributable to17th-and18th-century Japanese designers.
  虽然和服起源于中国，但它的优美还要归功于17～18世纪的日本设计师。