"togas" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈtoʊɡə

TOH-guh

UK

tˈəʊɡəz

TOH-guhz

释义

Loose, robe-like garments worn in ancient Rome, often made of wool and draped over the body. Today, the word is also used for similar garments worn in ceremonies like graduations.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈtoʊɡə

英式英语

tˈəʊɡəz

简化发音

美式

TOH-guh

英式

TOH-guhz

语境中听

Roman senators wore togas to show their status.

At graduation, the students wore black togas.

Pictures of ancient Rome often show people in togas.

They threw a costume party where everyone had to make their own togas out of bedsheets.