clothe (past and past participle clothed 或 古 或 诗/文 clad )
[with obj.](常作 be clothed in)put clothes on (oneself or someone); dress 给(自己,别人)穿衣 Francesca was clothed all in white. 弗朗西丝卡穿一身白衣。 she took off her shoes and lay down fully clothed. 她脱下鞋,衣着齐整地躺下。 [as adj., with sub modifier]a partially clothed body. 衣衫不整的身子。 ■provide (someone) with clothes 为…提供衣物 they already had eight children to feed and clothe. 他们已有了八个孩子等着穿衣吃饭。 ■(figurative)cover (something) as if with clothes (喻)覆盖,披上 luxuriant tropical forests clothed the islands. 繁茂的热带森林覆盖着群岛。 ■(figurative)endow (someone) with a particular quality (喻)赋予(某人某品质) he is clothed with the personality and character of Jesus. 他被赋予耶稣的个性和性格。
语源
Old English (only recorded in the past participle geclāded), from clāth (see cloth)