;为…提供衣服 To clothe someone means to provide them with clothes to wear.
[V n]
She was on her own with two kids to feed and clothe.
她独自一个人要供两个孩子吃穿。
Oxford
clothe/kləʊð; NAmEkloʊð/verb1clothesb/yourself (in sth) ( formal) to dress sb/yourself 给…穿衣◆They clothe their children in the latest fashions.他们给他们的孩子穿最时髦的服装。◆( figurative) Climbing plants clothed the courtyard walls.攀缘植物给院墙披上了绿装。2clothesb to provide clothes for sb to wear 为(某人)提供衣服◆the costs of feeding and clothing a family一家人的衣食费用clotheclothesclothedclothingclothe/kləʊð; NAmEkloʊð/
1 formal to put clothes on your bodySYN dressbe clothed in something The King was clothed in a purple gown.fully/partially/scantily etc clothed The children lay on the bed, fully clothed and fast asleep.2to provide clothes for yourself or other people: They could barely keep the family fed and clothed.GRAMMARClothe is usually passive.
WDF
clothe
[kləʊð]clothed, cloathing, clothes
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clothed[1123] clothes[87201]
穿上(57%),赋予(43%)
vt.给…穿衣;覆盖;赋予
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