civilian clothes

通常用于区别于制服。

常用释义

词性释义

便服:指非军事或警察职务时所穿的服装,通常用于区别于制服。
例句
  • 全部
1·They are often more comfortable and more durable than civilian clothes.
它们通常比便服更舒适、更耐穿。
2·Though they are long-lasting, often their initial expense is greater than the cost of civilian clothes.
虽然这些衣服比较耐用,但它们的前期成本往往比便服的成本要高。
3·The television repairman who wears uniform tends to inspire more trust than one who appears in civilian clothes.
电视修理工如果穿着制服,会比穿着便服更能激发信任感。
4·Some uniforms are also expensive to maintain, requiring professional dry cleaning rather than the home laundering possible with many types of civilian clothes.
一些制服的维护费用也很昂贵,它们不能像许多类型的便服一样在家里清洗,而是需要专业的干洗。
5·Among the arguments for uniforms, one of the first is that in the eyes of most people they look more professional than civilian clothes.
在对制服的争论中,第一个争论点便是在大多数人看来,制服比便装看起来更专业。
6·Normally, he wore civilian clothes is very simple, does not drink.
平时,他穿的是极朴素的便服,不喝酒。
7·Instead of wearing uniforms, they wear civilian clothes as a disguise.
他们没有穿制服,而是穿着平民衣服,做伪装。
8·The bodies were in civilian clothes, hands bound and with bullet wounds in the head.
这些尸体着便装,双手被绑,弹孔都在头部。
9·On one occasion, he dressed in civilian clothes, to the Senate to attend an important meeting.
有一次,他身穿便服,到参议院出席一个重要会议。
10·Three, wearing civilian clothes and pretending to be workers, raided the guard tower to steal weapons and a truck.
然后他们分头行动,其中三个人穿上便服扮成工人,袭击了瞭望塔,夺取了武器和一辆卡车。
同义词