toga 的定义
plural to·gas, to·gae [toh-jee, -gee]. /ˈtoʊ dʒi, -gi/.
- the loose outer garment worn by citizens in public.
- a robe of office, a professorial gown, or some other distinctive garment.
toga 近义词
等同于 tunic
等同于 tog
等同于 dress
更多toga例句
- When I arrived at college back in 1991, I might as well have been wearing a toga.
- Props to White for her willingness to wear an animal-skin mini-toga in front of millions!
- He is here shown seated on a curule chair, wearing a Roman toga, and holding a half open scroll in his hand.
- The groom wore of course the toga and had a similar wreath of flowers on his head.
- These wore it at first over the toga as a protection against dust and sudden showers.
- Pliny makes it one of the attractions of his villa that no guest need wear the toga there.
- In such a toga all persons running for office arrayed themselves, and from it they were called candidt.