garment

Word family adjectivegarmentedgarmentlessnoungarmentgarmenture

Related topics: Clothes

gar·ment /ˈɡɑːmənt $ ˈɡɑːr-/ noun [countableC]

formalDCC a piece of clothing 衣服

She pulled the garment on and zipped it up.

她穿上衣服并拉好拉链。

garment industry/factory/district etc

She works in the garment district of Manhattan.

她在曼哈顿的服装加工区工作。

nouter/upper garment

The outer garment was a loose-fitting robe.

外套是一件宽松的长袍。

→ undergarment

Garment is used in business contexts, especially in American English, to talk about the business of making and selling clothes. In everyday English, people usually say clothes (plural): garment是商业用语，美国英语中尤用于谈论服装的生产和销售。在日常英语中，人们一般用clothes（复数）

What kind of clothes was she wearing?

她穿了什么衣服？

Examples from the Corpus

garment• Scabbards, broken arms, artillery horses, wrecks of gun carriages, and bloody garments strewed the scene.• Police said anyone offered cheap garments should contact them on.• Do not throw any of them away: writers make new garments out of castoffs all the time.• We are new people inside, so our outward garments should reflect that.• Most clothes were of woven wool or linen, and the richest people even had silk garments.• Berda Morley, who opened the store last May, spent years working in sales and design in the garment industry.• Once lodged in the seams of the clothing, they remained until time moldered the garments.• The garment industry has grown by 20% in this area in the past five years.• Only two garments may be taken into the changing room.• A heavy investment in new machinery was needed before Ashley Mountney could offer wool garments.

garment industry/factory/district etc• For nearly three decades, he worked in Woodbury at a garment factory near his home.• The company supplies a range of customers - hospitals, hotels, the leisure and garment industries.• She started working in the Baltimore garment factories, helping with newsletters and worker organization.• An example of this process is in the fashion garment industry.• Young people in service industries, garment industries, catering and shops, no longer have legal minimum rights covering wages and holidays.• Minnie had three children and continued to work almost constantly in the garment factories.• Berda Morley, who opened the store last May, spent years working in sales and design in the garment industry.• The concentration of ethnic minority women workforce in the garment industry owned by minority businessmen is a good illustration.

Origin garment

(1300-1400) French garnement “equipment”, from garnir; → GARNISH2

词汇	garment
释义	garment Word family adjectivegarmentedgarmentlessnoungarmentgarmenture Related topics: Clothes gar·ment /ˈɡɑːmənt $ ˈɡɑːr-/ ●●○ noun [countableC] formalDCC a piece of clothing 衣服 She pulled the garment on and zipped it up. 她穿上衣服并拉好拉链。 garment industry/factory/district etc She works in the garment district of Manhattan. 她在曼哈顿的服装加工区工作。 nouter/upper garment The outer garment was a loose-fitting robe. 外套是一件宽松的长袍。 → undergarment Register Garment is used in business contexts, especially in American English, to talk about the business of making and selling clothes. In everyday English, people usually say clothes (plural): garment是商业用语，美国英语中尤用于谈论服装的生产和销售。在日常英语中，人们一般用clothes（复数） What kind of clothes was she wearing? 她穿了什么衣服？ Examples from the Corpus garment• Scabbards, broken arms, artillery horses, wrecks of gun carriages, and bloody garments strewed the scene.• Police said anyone offered cheap garments should contact them on.• Do not throw any of them away: writers make new garments out of castoffs all the time.• We are new people inside, so our outward garments should reflect that.• Most clothes were of woven wool or linen, and the richest people even had silk garments.• Berda Morley, who opened the store last May, spent years working in sales and design in the garment industry.• Once lodged in the seams of the clothing, they remained until time moldered the garments.• The garment industry has grown by 20% in this area in the past five years.• Only two garments may be taken into the changing room.• A heavy investment in new machinery was needed before Ashley Mountney could offer wool garments. garment industry/factory/district etc• For nearly three decades, he worked in Woodbury at a garment factory near his home.• The company supplies a range of customers - hospitals, hotels, the leisure and garment industries.• She started working in the Baltimore garment factories, helping with newsletters and worker organization.• An example of this process is in the fashion garment industry.• Young people in service industries, garment industries, catering and shops, no longer have legal minimum rights covering wages and holidays.• Minnie had three children and continued to work almost constantly in the garment factories.• Berda Morley, who opened the store last May, spent years working in sales and design in the garment industry.• The concentration of ethnic minority women workforce in the garment industry owned by minority businessmen is a good illustration. Origin garment (1300-1400) French garnement “equipment”, from garnir; → GARNISH2
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