garments

英 [ˈgɑːmənts]

美 [ˈgɑrmənts]

n.  (一件)衣服
garment的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （一件）衣服（尤用于谈及服装的制作和销售时）
  Agarmentis a piece of clothing; used especially in contexts where you are talking about the manufacture or sale of clothes.
  1. Many of the garments have the customers' name tags sewn into the linings.
     这些衣服有很多内衬上缝有顾客的姓名签。

双语例句

• Some old garments had been given him& a cheap brown coat and misfit pair of trousers.
  有人给了他一些旧衣服&一件廉价的棕色上衣和一条不合身的裤子。
• The sash, kimono, and other garments were made to fit a child
  腰带、和服和其他衣服都是儿童款的。
• Through the side window he could see his gray garments and underwear hanging on a small washing line outside.
  从侧面的窗户望去，他能够看到他的灰色外衣和内衣裤挂在外面纤细的晾衣绳上。
• Her one-of-a-kind custom garments are priced from one hundred dollars to more than a thousand dollars.
  在她这里定做一件款型独一无二的衣服，价格从100美元到1,000美元以上不等。
• Our products include garments and shoes.
  我们的产品包括服装和鞋。
• We have Interest in T-Shirt and all other Garments.
  我们对T恤和所有其它服装感兴趣。
• That the demand for your silk and cotton garments this year will surely be multiplied.
  今年对你的丝绸和棉布服装的需要显然会大大增加。
• Social status and class is determined by the texture, colours, and decorations that embellish the garments.
  社会地位和阶层可以由衣服的质地、颜色和装饰品来判断。
• Nanjing Road has Shanghai's biggest department store, garments stores, foodstuff stores and arts and crafts stores.
  南京路有上海最大的百货商店、服装店、食品店和工艺品店。
• A garment that can be purchased separately and worn in combinations with other garments.
  一种可以单独购买而和其它衣服搭配穿的衣服。