英:[vest]
美:[vest]
英:[vest]
美:[vest]
复数:vests
第三人称单数:vests
现在分词:vesting
过去式:vested
过去分词:vested
词根:vest
adj.vested 既定的;穿着衣服(尤指祭服)的;(美)带背心的(指西服套装)
n.vestment (作礼拜时教士的)法衣;官服;祭坛布;礼服;衣服
vesture 衣裳;覆盖物
v.vested (财产、权利等)授予(vest的过去式和过去分词);使穿衣服
vt.vesture 使穿衣服;覆盖
noun
a sleeveless garment for the upper body usually worn over a shirt
a protective usually sleeveless garment (such as a life preserver) that extends to the waist
an insulated sleeveless waist-length garment often worn under or in place of a coat
chiefly British a man's sleeveless undershirt
a knitted undershirt for women
a plain or decorative piece used to fill in the front neckline of a woman's outer garment (such as a blouse or dress)
a loose outer garment : robe
clothing, garb
verb
transitive verb
to grant or endow with a particular authority, right, or property
the plan vests workers with pension benefits after 10 years of service
to place or give into the possession or discretion of some person or authorityespecially: to give to a person a legally fixed immediate right of present or future enjoyment of (such as an estate)
to clothe with or as if with a garmentespecially: to robe in ecclesiastical vestments
intransitive verb
to become legally vested
to put on garments or vestments
vest inv. 归属于;授予
bulletproof vest防弹背心;避弹衣
close to the vest做事小心谨慎
bullet-proof vest防弹背心,防弹衣
15世纪早期,“让某人拥有某物”,源自于古法语“vestir”(意为“穿衣; 着装”),源自于中世纪拉丁语“vestire”(意为“让某人拥有某物,投资”),源自于拉丁语“vestire”(意为“穿衣,打扮,装饰”),与“vestis”(意为“衣服”)有关,源自于 PIE“*wes-ti-”,派生词缀形式“*wes-”(2)“穿衣”,扩展自词根“*eu-”(“打扮”)。相关词汇: Vested; vesting。
短袖汗衫
授权
Noun French veste, from Italian, from Latin vestis garment Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French vestir to clothe, invest, vest, from Latin vestire to clothe, from vestis clothing, garment — more at wear
The first known use of vest was in the 15th century
vestmentnoun
an outer garment especially for wear during ceremonies or by an official
vestigenoun
a trace, mark, or visible sign left by something (as an ancient city or a condition or practice) vanished or lost
vestiges of lost civilizations
the smallest quantity or trace
not a vestige of regret
a small and imperfectly developed bodily part or organ that is the remains of one that was more fully developed in an earlier stage of the individual, in a past generation, or in a closely related form
vestigenoun
a trace, mark, or visible sign left by something (as an ancient city or a condition or practice) vanished or lost
vestiges of lost civilizations
the smallest quantity or trace
not a vestige of regret
a small and imperfectly developed bodily part or organ that is the remains of one that was more fully developed in an earlier stage of the individual, in a past generation, or in a closely related form
vestibulenoun
a hall or room between the outer door and the inside part of a building
vest1 of 2verb
to place or give into the possession or control of some person or authority
powers vested in the presidency
to clothe in vestments
vest2 of 2noun
a sleeveless garment usually worn under a suit coat
a protective garment (as a life preserver) that reaches to the waist
a knitted undershirt for women
1 Dr. Barnes reaches into his vest pocket for a pair of silver coins, which he places over Lincoln’s eyes.
2 “That’s a promise. A new suit—maybe blue—with a red satin vest.”
3 He chuckled and returned her lock picks, which she stowed inside her vest, and then he handed her the book.
4 I grabbed a vest with my free arm and put it around the pregnant woman.
5 He even wears a white shirt with a suit vest over it like he’s catching the tail end of a wedding.
6 When nobody came out two cops wearing bulletproof vests rushed the door.
7 His skin became covered with a thin moss, similar to that which flourished on the antique vest that he never took off, and his breath exhaled the odor of a sleeping animal.
8 Johnny had no watch but he took an iron faucet washer, attached the fob to it and wore it in his vest pocket all day pretending it was a watch.
9 The US Constitution vests the executive power in the President.
美国宪法将行政权赋予总统.
10 This pretty much meant he was wearing a giant Velcro vest with little chromosomes attached.
11 I don't really need to take my vest off for the blood test.
其实我不需要为验血而脱掉背心.
12 Above the silk, he was naked but for an absurdly tiny iron-studded vest.
13 He pulls four fluorescent orange wristbands from his vest pocket and fastens them around our wrists.
14 Back on the beach, The Peacock examined the bulletproof vest, which had taken the full brunt of the gunfire.
15 The hard lines of his stomach are visible beneath his hooded vest, even from this distance.
16 I followed him onto the upper promenade deck, taking a coat from a woman who was struggling with her life vest.
17 When we climbed into the dinghy, I tossed Abbey one of the life vests.
18 He guides me into the vest and tightens the straps at my sides.
19 The dragon was at least twice as long as Anya was tall, and a deep red that reflected the lantern’s light like a vest of rubies.
20 She was dressed in the clothing the Fairy Hunt had given them all: fur-lined boots, warm woolen leggings beneath supple leather leg guards, tunic and fur vest and cloak.
1 给予
give offer offering rendering issuance give-away vestiture pay hand present deal plant award land launch extend lay minister afford favor equip render shed tender lend furnish accord concede endow enfranchise zetz do a Grant administration concession provide allow deliver strike administer favour impart mete vouchsafe bestow OFFER ladle out hand out assign yield infuse favour with
3 包围
ambient circumambient siege round close include involve invest circle wrap surround embrace lap sphere compass hem orb corral beset wreathe environ inclose bind in keep under wraps
4 外衣
coat slip garment gown garb cotta vestment overdress overgarment outer wear outer coat boiler suit pea coat
5 归属
attached attribution relegation adscription go belong revert assignment assignation pertain ascribe residence qualification ascription attributive relegate
6 付托
7 授与
investment grant presentation investiture bestowal conferment impartation create award invest equip confer bestow endow clothe
11 授予
conferment present award Grant presentation creation confer create invest accord bestow adjudge grant delegate concede endue do give gift stall
14 委托
trust commission commitment consignment committal bailment leave commit authorize delegate commend confide consign
19 使穿衣服
20 衣服
vestiary sartorial clothes trappings togs thing number wear dress suit gear thread drag habit clothing tackle trim toilet weed garment apparel vine dressing hull wearable rag robe attire flute wrapping rigging clout drapery clobber vestment raiment vesture tog habiliment toggery vestiture set of threads cleading costume dud slop accoutre wearing apparel
21 给与
give administration issuance do pay extend afford render accord impart ladle mete vouchsafe show deal plant award deliver yield administer tender bestow
22 礼服
dress full-dress robe trappings vestment panoply toilette habiliment ceremonial dress monkey suit monkey clothes full dress
26 归诸
27 着衣
28 给穿上
30 归属于
31 内衣
underclothes undies bodyclothes B.V.D. small waist underwear underpinning undergarment elastane unmentionable underclothing underlinen underdress underwaist unmentionables skivvies shirt undershirt sark undervest scanties smalls
35 女服胸前 V 形饰布
38 交给