词汇 | buttoned-up |
释义 | buttoned-up adjective uk /ˌbʌt.əndˈʌp/ us /ˌbʌt.əndˈʌp/ (of a piece of clothing) with buttons fastened, especially in a way that looks tidy and formal: He is dressed in a suit with a buttoned-up shirt but no tie. They think they're so important in their buttoned-up suits. We prefer our shirts buttoned up. formal or serious, and not willing to reveal your feelings or personal opinions: She was cast as a buttoned-up lawyer with a secret inner life. He is less buttoned-up, more emotional than his rival. The experience made her even more buttoned up and less willing to confide in anyone. Compare button-down See also button-up She said the man was wearing a buttoned-up blazer. Black is everywhere this season, and styles are decidedly buttoned-up and puritanical. The photo shows the children wearing buttoned-up school uniforms, their hair neatly brushed. She has a reputation for being buttoned-up in interviews. He is a buttoned-up Brit whose mouth hardly moves when he speaks. Style & appearance of clothes aesthetic alterable anti-fur Aran backless flouncy foppishly form-fitting French tuck frilly reversible ribbed ribby ruche ruched voluminously voop neck waisted washable wasp waist You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Shy and modest Manners & levels of formality |
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