gussy
gussy 英 [ˈgʌsi] 美 [ˈɡʌsi]
vt. 装饰；粉饰 n. 装饰；粉饰
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- vt. 装饰；粉饰
- n. 装饰；粉饰
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1. She is well turned out, while I have been known to use a kitchen sponge to gussy up my pants for work.
她穿的很漂亮，而我是出了名的会用厨房的海绵来打理工作时穿的裤子。
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2. But gussy it up a bit, change the name, make it appear more expensive, and maybe it will work better, he said.
但是包装一下，换个名字，使药看起来更昂贵，也许功效就会更好，他如是说到。
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3. Buy plain oatmeal and gussy it up yourself for breakfast with fruit or simply sub in oats instead of breadcrumbs in your favorite meatloaf or meatball recipe.
只要买普通的燕麦然后你自己把它们装扮起来：加点水果作为早餐，或者把你的肉糜卷或肉丸菜谱中得面包糠换成燕麦。
- gussy (v.) "to dress up or decorate in a showy way," 1952, American English slang, apparently from Gussy (adj.), schoolyard slang for "overly dressed" (1940); perhaps related to gussie "effeminate man" (1901) and somehow connected to the nickname for Augusta and Augustus.
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