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🔑wearwear1 /wɛr / verb (past tense wore /wɔr / , past participle worn /wɔrn /)➤clothing / ornament衣服；饰物- [transitive] to have clothes, jewelry, etc. on your body穿；戴；佩戴◆He was wearing a suit and tie.他穿着西装，打着领带。◆I wear glasses for reading.我看书的时候要戴眼镜。◆Would you like to wear my necklace?你愿意戴上我的项链吗？◆to wear your hair short留短发
➤expression on face面部表情- [transitive] to have a certain look on your face流露，面带（某种表情）◆He was wearing an expression of delight.他面带喜悦。
➤damage with use用坏- [intransitive] to become thinner or damaged because of being used or rubbed a lot损耗；磨损；用旧
- [transitive] to make a hole, path, etc. in something by rubbing, walking, etc.穿破；踩出（道路）；磨出（洞）◆Cut your toenails or you'll wear a hole in your socks!剪剪脚趾甲，不然会把袜子磨出洞来。
➤stay in good condition保持良好状态- [intransitive] to last for a long time without becoming thinner or damaged耐用；经用；耐磨◆This material wears well.这种料子很耐磨。
 ●wear thinto have less effect because of being used too much（因过度使用而）不太起作用，失效◆We've heard that story so often that it's beginning to wear thin.那种话我们听得太多了，已经开始不灵了。  ●wear (sth) awayto damage something or to make it disappear over a period of time, by using, touching, etc. it a lot; to disappear or become damaged in this way（因大量使用、触摸等）磨损，磨光，耗尽◆The shiny finish on the floor had worn away over the years.地板的光泽面这些年来已经磨掉。◆The motion of the waves had worn a lot of the rocks away.浪涛的拍打侵蚀掉了大量的岩石。●wear (sth) downto become or to make something smaller or shorter（使）变小，变短●wear sb / sth downto make someone or something weaker by attacking, persuading, etc.（通过攻击、劝说等）使衰弱，削弱◆They wore him down with constant arguments until he changed his mind.他们不停地辩说使他不再坚持，直到改变了主意。●wear offto become less strong or to disappear completely逐渐减弱；完全消失◆The effects of the drug wore off after a few hours.几个小时后，药效慢慢消失了。●wear on(used about time) to pass slowly（时间）慢慢地过去；（时光）荏苒◆They got to know each other better as the summer wore on.夏季慢慢过去，他们越来越了解对方了。●wear (sth) outto become too thin or damaged to use anymore; to cause something to do this（使）磨损，磨破，磨坏◆Children's shoes wear out very quickly.小孩儿的鞋很快就会磨坏。◆You've worn out two pairs of jeans in the last six months!过去的六个月期间你就穿坏了两条牛仔裤！●wear sb outto make someone very tired使疲惫；使筋疲力尽◆She wore herself out walking home with the heavy bags.她背着沉重的包走回家，把自己搞得筋疲力尽。 ➡ look at worn out
wearwear2 /wɛr / noun [uncountable] - wearing or being worn; use as clothing穿着；着装◆This sweater would be good for everyday wear.这件毛衣平时穿穿挺好的。
- (usually in compounds通常构成复合词) things that you wear; clothes…装；…衣服◆sportswear运动服◆underwear内衣
- long use which damages the quality or appearance of something（长期使用导致的）破损，磨损，耗损
●wear and tearthe damage caused by ordinary use（正常使用造成的）破损，磨损●the worse for wear (informal) damaged; not in good condition用坏；破烂◆This suitcase looks somewhat the worse for wear.这个手提箱看上去有点破旧。 |