vest

vest

[vest]

n.背心, 内衣, 汗衫, 马甲
vt.授予, 使穿衣
vi.穿衣服,(权力、财产等)归于

例句与用法：

A woman's laced outer garment, worn like a vest over a blouse.

紧身马甲妇女穿的有花边的外衣，如背心一样穿在外衣的上面

His shirt was so thin that his vest showed through (it).

他的衬衫很薄，连里面穿的背心都能看见。

He only wears a vest in the room.

他在家里只穿了一件背心。

The constitution vests the president with the power to declare war.

宪法授予总统宣战权。

词形变化：

动词过去式: vested | 动词过去分词: vested | 动词现在分词: vesting | 动词第三人称单数: vests |

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n.[C]

1. 【美】背心; 马甲; 防护背心

The policeman survived because of his bulletproof vest.

警察因穿有防弹背心而幸免于难。

2. 【英】汗衫; 内衣; 衬衫

vt.

1. 使穿衣, 装束

2. 授予, 赋予(权力, 财产等)[H][(+in/with)]

The management of the foundation is vested in a board of trustees.

基金会的管理交由理事会负责。

The executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America.

行政权必须给予美国总统。

vi.

1. 穿衣服

2. (权力, 财产等)属, 归属[(+in)]

The estate vested in the wife of the deceased.

这财产属于死者的妻子。