Wardrobe in English: wardrobe

Wardrobe Pronunciation English [?w?dr?b]? American [?w?rdro?b]?

n. closet; closet; (Brit.) a closet for clothes; (one's) entire wardrobe; (theater or TV company) costume department, costume depository

Phrases:

1, closet cabinet?closet cupboard

2, Simple Wardrobe? >3, Child Wardrobe?paneled children's wardrobe

4, fitted wardrobe?closet

Example Sentences:

Scent?your?drawers?and?wardrobe?with?your?favorite?aromas.?

Smoke your drawers and closet with your favorite scent.

I. Related words for wardrobe: clothes

clothes Pronunciation English? [kl?(?) z]? American? [kloz]?

n. clothes

Phrases:

1. clothes dryer?dryer

2. clothes line?clothesline

3. clothes horse?n. clothes rack, drying rack

4. clothes tree?n. clothesline

5. clothes and fashion

Two, the word meaning of the identification of clothes:

clothes, clothing, robe, gown, suit these nouns have "clothes, clothing" meaning. Difference:

1. clothes is a common word, including tops, underwear or pants and other specific pieces of clothing.

2, clothing common word, collective noun, is a general term for clothing.

3, robe refers to robes, but also refers to bathrobe, robe.

4, gown refers to long clothes worn by women, especially the gowns of clergymen, judges, professors, etc., or women's nightgowns, etc., and also refers to robes.

5, suit refers to a set of clothing, usually several pieces with a set of suit.