Wore Meaning in English
word · lemma: wear
/ˈwɔɹ/
wor
/wˈɔː/
waw
释义
Past tense of 'wear'. It means to have clothes, shoes, jewelry, or something similar on your body, or to use something regularly on your body.
用法与细微差别
Use 'wore' for the past: 'She wore a blue dress.' For repeated past habits, English often prefers 'used to wear'. It is not the same as 'put on': 'put on' is the action of dressing, while 'wear' is having it on. 'Wore' can also be used for expressions like 'wore glasses' or 'wore perfume'.
Spanish: llevó puesto - usóPortuguese (BR): vestiu - usouPortuguese (PT): vestiu - usouChinese (Simplified): 穿着了 - 戴着了 - 用了Chinese (Traditional): 穿著了 - 戴著了 - 用了Hindi: पहना था - पहनी थी - इस्तेमाल कियाArabic: ارتدى - لبس - وضعBengali: পরেছিলেন - পড়েছিলেন (পরিধান করা)Russian: носилJapanese: 着ていた - かけていた (眼鏡) - つけていた (香水など)Vietnamese: đã mặc - đã đeo (kính, trang sức, phụ kiện, v.v.)Korean: 입었다 - 썼다 (안경, 모자 등) - 뿌렸다 (향수) Turkish: giydi - taktı - sürdü (parfüm) Urdu: پہنا تھا - لگایا تھا (عطر)Indonesian: memakai - mengenakan (untuk pakaian, sepatu, aksesori)
例句
He wore a black hat to school.
basic
She wore her new shoes yesterday.
basic
My grandfather wore glasses all the time.
basic
I wore that jacket so much that the sleeves got thin.
natural
She wore perfume, but it wasn't too strong.
natural
Nobody noticed that he wore the same shirt twice.
natural