groomed 美[ɡruːmd]  

groomed

groomed  美[ɡruːmd]

adj. 打扮的;修饰的  v. 喂马(groom的过去式和过去分词);整饰;推荐 

Also, they both look better in public than I do: better dressed and better groomed. 而且,在公开场合,他们也总是表现得比我好,穿着打扮都比我入时。
The faces of workers, even covered with dust, may radiate much more light, purity, and sincerity than the well-groomed faces of white-collars. 劳动者的脸容,乃至上面布满的尘土,相比那些白领们精心修饰的脸,都要透出更多的光彩、纯朴与真挚。

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  • adj. 打扮的;修饰的
  • v. 喂马(groom的过去式和过去分词);整饰;推荐
  • 1. Also, they both look better in public than I do: better dressed and better groomed.

    而且,在公开场合,他们也总是表现得比我好,穿着打扮都比我入时。

  • 2. The faces of workers, even covered with dust, may radiate much more light, purity, and sincerity than the well-groomed faces of white-collars.

    劳动者的脸容,乃至上面布满的尘土,相比那些白领们精心修饰的脸,都要透出更多的光彩、纯朴与真挚。

  • 3. But Peck’s Finch is a whole lot calmer, and better groomed, than Tracy’s Darrow, just as Paul Newman’s Frank Galvin, in “The Verdict” (1982), is less angry, if equally downcast.

    但派克饰演的芬奇比翠西饰演的丹诺更冷静、更精心修饰,就像保罗·纽曼在《判决》(1982)中饰演的弗兰克·加尔文一样,同样沮丧,但却少了点愤怒。

groomed / ɡruːmd ; NAmE ɡruːmd / adjective ( usually following an adverb 通常用于副词之后 ) used to describe the way in which a person cares for their clothes and hair (描述穿着打扮情况) She is always perfectly groomed. 她总是打扮得干净利落。 see also well groomed groomed / ɡruːmd ; NAmE ɡruːmd /
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