smock
smock
noun
adjective
语源
noun
- a loose dress or blouse for a woman or child, with the upper part closely gathered in smocking
女用（或儿童用）宽松裙（或上衣）
■a loose overall worn to protect one's clothes
罩衣，工作衣
an artist's smock.
艺术家的工作衣。
■(亦作 smock-frock)(historical)a smocked linen overgarment worn by an agricultural worker
(史)（农民穿的亚麻）长罩衣，长劳动衣
- [with obj.][usu. as adj. smocked]decorate (something) with smocking
用正面刺绣针迹装饰（某物）
smocked dresses.
正面有刺绣的裙子。
adjective
语源
- Old English smoc 'woman's loose-fitting undergarment'; probably related to Old English smūgan 'to creep' and Old Norse smjúga 'put on a garment, creep into'. The use of the verb as a needlework term dates from the late 19th cent
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