How do you use "Civvies" in a sentence?

Can't wait to get into my civvies. He was in civvies, not uniform. We're allowed civvies on weekends.

Civvies

Q: What does "Civvies" mean?

Civilian clothes (non-uniform) Military slang for ordinary civilian clothing as opposed to uniform. Service personnel often look forward to wearing civvies when off duty.

Slang Term BritishAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate Casual

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意味: Civilian clothes (non-uniform)

便装（非军装）

Ropa de civil (no uniforme)

私服（軍服でない服）

사복 (군복이 아닌 옷)

Military slang for ordinary civilian clothing as opposed to uniform. Service personnel often look forward to wearing civvies when off duty.

指普通便装（相对于军装）的军事俚语。军人经常期待休假时穿便装。

Argot militar para la ropa civil ordinaria en oposición al uniforme. El personal militar a menudo espera con ganas ponerse ropa de civil cuando está franco.

軍服に対して普通の私服を指す軍事スラング。軍人は非番の時に私服を着るのを楽しみにしていることが多い。

군복과 대비되는 일반 사복을 뜻하는 군사 속어. 군인들은 비번일 때 사복을 입는 것을 기대하곤 한다.

例文

Can't wait to get into my civvies.
等不及要换上便装了
Estoy deseando ponerme ropa de civil
早く私服に着替えたい
빨리 사복으로 갈아입고 싶어.
He was in civvies, not uniform.
他穿着便装，不是军装
Iba de civil, no de uniforme
彼は軍服ではなく私服だった
그는 군복이 아니라 사복이었어.
We're allowed civvies on weekends.
周末允许穿便装
Los fines de semana nos permiten ir de civil
週末は私服が許されている
주말에는 사복이 허용된다.

発音

使い方ガイド

場面: military, informal

トーン: casual, informal

✓ 正しい言い方

In civvies
穿着便装
De civil
私服で
사복 차림으로
Wearing civvies
穿着便装
Vestido de civil
私服を着ている
사복을 입고
My civvies
我的便装
Mi ropa de civil
自分の私服
내 사복

✗ 間違った言い方

N/A—widely understood
不适用——广泛理解
No aplica: ampliamente entendido
特になし——広く理解されている
해당 없음—널리 통용됨

よくある間違い

None significant

起源と歴史

Shortened form of 'civilian clothes.' Common in British armed forces since WWII, contrasting with uniform dress.

語源: Shortened from civilian clothes

初出: WWII era

文化的背景

Era: WWII onwards

Generation: All generations

Social background: Military

Pop culture: Military life

Regional notes: British and Australian military.

バリエーション

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このトピックの他の表現

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