| 釋義 |
iveryn. 1
1. uniform worn by the servants of a noble family （貴族家中仆人穿的）制服。
△Rom . 3 . 1 . 62 (57):“But I’ll behanged,sir,if he wear your livery.” i. e. wear thedress of your servants. 但是我敢以性命打賭，他并不穿你們家的制服。
△Gent . 2. 4. 46 (45): “their bare liveries”，他們襤褸的制服。
△Mer . 2. 2 . 1 19 (109): “who indeedgives rare new liveries.”他是真肯賞給仆人漂亮的新制服的。
2. uniform制服。
△2H .Ⅳ IV. 5 . 5 . 12 (10): “O,it I hadhad time to have made new liveries，” i . e . u m i formswith royal badges to denote that they were the newking’s servants . 啊，如果我有時間做幾套新制服。
silver livery: i. e. whlte hair,worn as though part ofa uniform銀白色的制服，（指）白發(fā)。
△2H .Ⅵ .I 5 . 2 . 46:“and to achieve / The silve r livery of advised age，” 如1今到了白發(fā)如銀、深思明辨之年。
3. distinctive garb特殊的服裝。
△Mid . 1 . 1 .70: “thelivery of a nun，”修女的黑袍。
4. garb,dtess服裝，衣服。
△Mid. 2 . 1 . 1 13: “ Theirwonted liveries”，i.e . thei r customary apparel . 他們素來的裝束。
△Ham . 4 . 7 . 79: “The light and careless liv-ery that it wears”，他們所穿的輕松瀟灑的衣服。
5. badge標徽。
△Ham . 1 . 4 . 32: “Being nature’s liv-ery，”這是天然的符號。 |