wear a smock
smock 是可数名词，复数形式为 smocks。
The painter wore a smock to protect his clothes.
画家穿了一件罩衫以保护衣服。
宽松罩衫；工作罩衣
smocks — plural of smock
女式宽松衬衫；罩衫；女用内衣；衬裙；女用内衣；衬裙或衬衣。；宽松的及踝罩衣；女式衬衫；罩衫。
a loose garment worn over clothes to protect them while working, for example when painting
女用内衣；衬裙或衬衣。
A type of undergarment worn by women; a shift or slip.
宽松的及踝罩衣
a loose coverall (coat or frock) reaching down to the ankles
女式衬衫；罩衫。
A blouse; a smock frock.
画家等穿的宽松罩衣。
A loose garment worn as protection by a painter, etc.
The artist put on a paint-stained smock before starting her new canvas.
那位画家在开始创作新画布前穿上了一件沾满颜料的罩衫。
用法提示：“smock”在这里作名词，表示画家工作时穿的宽松罩衫。
She wore a white smock over her dress to keep it clean while cooking.
她做饭时在连衣裙外面罩了一件白色罩衫，以免弄脏裙子。
用法提示：这里“smock”是名词，指穿在衣服外起保护作用的宽松罩衣。
The teacher keeps a pile of smocks by the door for the children to put on during art class.
老师把一叠罩衫放在门口，方便孩子们美术课时穿上。
用法提示：本句中“smocks”是“smock”的复数形式，作名词，指儿童画画时穿的工作罩衣。
smock 是可数名词，复数形式为 smocks。
The painter wore a smock to protect his clothes.
画家穿了一件罩衫以保护衣服。
in + 衣物名词表示“穿着”的状态，常作状语。
The nurse walked in a blue smock.
那位护士穿着蓝色罩衫走过。
overall（英式）指套在衣服外面的宽松防护外衣，与 smock 高度可换；但美式 overalls 常指背带工装裤，使用时要留意地域差异。
coverall 指连体式工作服，防护性更强、更像工装；smock 则更宽松轻盈，常用于画画、实验室等需要轻微防污的场合。
grammar · medium
易错句子The painter is wearing smock.
正确表达The painter is wearing a smock.
smock 是可数名词，单数形式前需要冠词（a/an/the）。中文没有冠词，学习者容易直接说成 wear smock，必须补上 a。
grammar · medium
易错句子There are two smock on the rack.
正确表达There are two smocks on the rack.
smock 是可数名词，复数要加 -s，变成 smocks。中文名词没有复数变化，所以容易漏掉词尾 -s。
smock 读 /smɑk/，意为“宽松罩衫”；smoke 读 /smoʊk/，意为“烟”。二者拼写相近，但元音与意义都不同，注意不要将“罩衫”误认为“烟”。
smock 指宽松的工作罩衣或罩衫，多为保护性衣着；frock 指女性或女孩穿的连衣裙，侧重日常或正式穿着。
smock 是套头或开襟的宽松罩衣，有袖子，覆盖躯干和手臂；apron 是系在腰间的围裙，无袖子，主要保护前身。
画家罩衣
He put on a painter's smock before starting to paint.
他开始画画前穿上了画家罩衣。
工作罩衣
The workshop provides a clean work smock for each employee.
车间为每位员工提供一件干净的工作罩衣。
穿罩衣
Children must wear a smock during art class.
孩子们上美术课时必须穿罩衣。
棉布罩衣
She bought a comfortable cotton smock for gardening.
她买了一件舒适的棉布罩衣用于园艺。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.