2022年12月9日 · dress up as和dress up like的区别：两者含义、用法和侧重点不同。 在含义上，前者的意思是“化装成；装扮成”，后者的意思是“打扮得像”。 在用法上，前者其后多是跟要装扮成的一个具体的角色，后者其后多是跟装扮后给人的印象。

To wear clothing or accessories that cause one to look like someone or something else. My daughter plans to dress up as Cinderella for Halloween. When we go to the concert, my girls want to dress up as Taylor Swift from all the different eras of her career. Hey, new kid, you can't dress as a senior—only seniors wear the dark gray kilts! 2.

dress up与dress up as的区别为：意思不同、用法不同、后接词不同。 一、意思不同. 1、dress up：装扮，打扮，给…打扮。 2、dress up as：乔装打扮成，打扮成。 二、用法不同

Little girls dress up as angels for fiestas. 小女孩们在节日里扮成天使的样子。 The children thought it great sport to dress up as pirates. 孩子们觉得装扮成海盗很好玩. They have organized games and the staff dress up as clown. 他们组织各种游戏,所有人都装扮成小丑. Are men who dress up as women popular in China? 男的打扮成女的那样在中国流行 吗 ?

DRESS SOMETHING UP AS SOMETHING definition: 1. to try to make something seem better or more attractive than it really is: 2. to try to make…. Learn more.

DRESS SOMETHING UP AS SOMETHING的意思、解释及翻译：1. to try to make something seem better or more attractive than it really is: 2. to try to make…。了解更多。

2015年11月2日 · dress up: 打扮，装饰穿上盛装 例如： It's basically playing dress up. 基本上就是在玩装扮游戏。 My wife often dress up on holidays. 我妻子经常在假期化妆。 dress up like 和 dress up as 的区别装扮成为 (某职业,如小丑等)装扮的像……dress up like him 装扮的像他此短语并不是固定搭配dress up: 打扮，装饰穿上盛装 例如： It's basically playing dress up. 基本上.

DRESS SOMETHING UP AS SOMETHING meaning: 1. to try to make something seem better or more attractive than it really is: 2. to try to make…. Learn more. Dictionary

2024年8月24日 · dress up as：dress的基本意思是“给裸露的身体穿上衣服”，可表示状态(=wear clothes)，也可表示动作(=put on clothes)。dress含有穿戴或款式上精心挑选的味道。 ress up like：dress用作及物动词时，最常用的意思是“给…穿上衣服”。

To wear clothing or accessories that cause one to look like someone or something else. My daughter plans to dress up as Cinderella for Halloween. When we go to the concert, my girls want to dress up as Taylor Swift from all the different eras of her career. Hey, new kid, you can't dress as a senior—only seniors wear the dark gray kilts! 2.