Question: English translation of clothing

Clothes, clothes, clothes and clothes all mean clothes.

Costume refers to the costumes used in a certain period, a certain group or an activity, such as costumes used in Beijing opera, ethnic costumes worn by ethnic minorities, and costume costumes worn by ancient TV dramas. Can be called clothing, generally refers to clothes that are more formal or have a specific meaning and are worn on specific occasions.

Clothes are the general term for clothes, and can't be numbered. Sometimes it also refers to warm, fashionable and expensive clothes [the New Oxford English-Chinese Dictionary has a similar saying] (but it may not have a specific purpose, so it can be worn at ordinary times. Personally, I think it's probably leather. As long as the weather is cold and you have money, you can wear it casually, instead of walking in the street like a costume, like Beijing Opera, causing others to look different.

Clothing usually refers to some long clothes or waterproof clothes, raincoats and so on with waterproof function.

clothes

1. clothes, especially coats; Coat; Robe.

2.(pl。 ) clothing, clothing.

3. appearance, appearance; The foreskin of an object.

transitive verb

Wear (mainly past participle form). A lady in silk, a lady in silk.