in one's togs
togs 常指特定用途的衣服,如泳衣。
He was in his swimming togs.
他穿着泳衣。
裸首隆头鱼;热阻单位,等于每平方米一瓦热流下材料两面摄氏温差的十倍。;一种大型隆头鱼,原产于北美东海岸。;衣服
a unit of thermal resistance, especially for bedding and clothing
热阻单位,等于每平方米一瓦热流下材料两面摄氏温差的十倍。
A unit of thermal resistance, being ten times the temperature difference (in °C) between the two surfaces of a material when the flow of heat is equal to one watt per square metre
一种大型隆头鱼,原产于北美东海岸。
A tautog, a large wrasse native to the eastern coast of North America.
This baby sleeping bag has a 2.5 tog rating, so it is light enough for warm summer nights.
这款婴儿睡袋的托格等级为2.5,所以在温暖的夏夜里使用足够轻薄。
用法提示:此处tog为名词,修饰rating,表示热阻单位“托格”。
For a cooler bedroom, a 10.5 tog duvet gives a comfortable amount of warmth.
对于较凉的卧室来说,10.5托格的被子能提供舒适的温暖。
用法提示:此句中tog作名词,放在数字后作定语,说明保暖度单位。
She compared the tog values of several duvets before choosing the warmest one.
她比较了多款被子的托格值,然后选了最暖和的那一款。
用法提示:这里tog作名词,在values前作定语,指以托格为单位的热阻值。
togs 常指特定用途的衣服,如泳衣。
He was in his swimming togs.
他穿着泳衣。
She bought a new set of togs.
她买了一套新衣服。
常用于描述穿着盛装。
They were togged out in their finest.
他们穿着最漂亮的衣服。
tog up 为非正式用语。
She togged up for the party.
她为派对打扮了一番。
grammar · medium
易错句子He wore a new tog.
正确表达He wore new togs.
作为名词表示‘衣服’时,通常用复数形式‘togs’指整套衣服,单数‘tog’不用于表示一件衣服。
grammar · medium
易错句子She togged her baby.
正确表达She togged her baby up.
动词‘tog’表示‘给穿上’时,通常与‘up’或‘out’等小品词连用,构成短语动词。
tog与tag拼写相似,但tog表示穿衣,tag表示标签或贴标签。
tog是口语化的穿衣,常与up连用;dress是普通用词,可指穿衣的动作或状态。
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