clothes horse

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Princess Diana was a real clothes horse. It's hard to imagine how much she had spent on clothes。
黛安娜王妃是一個(gè)很講究穿戴的人，很難想象她花在衣服上的錢(qián)有多少。
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"Faithfully recreates all the clothes horse like the 18th century" at the end of Kim's repeated description.
“忠實(shí)再現(xiàn)所有的衣服馬像18世紀(jì)”末金的重複說(shuō)明。
Miss Todd, from Bedminster, Bristol, said: 'Kate was a great clothes horse to show off my design. Her body was the exact right shape to pull it off. '
來(lái)自佈裡斯托爾貝德明斯特的托德小姐說(shuō)：“對(duì)於展示我的時(shí)裝設(shè)計(jì)作品來(lái)說(shuō)，凱特是個(gè)完美的‘衣架’。她的身材恰好適郃穿著我設(shè)計(jì)的服裝?！?/li>
權(quán)威例句
First we have the incremental innovation of companies like Clothes Horse and True Fit, which ask shoppers for their measurements, along with a tally of their best-fitting clothes, to match them with the right sizes.
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The White House has been doing its best to turn the first lady into a celebrity mother-cum-clothes-horse.
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He got to wear fine clothes and ride an excellent horse.
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(FRAME) a frame on which wet clothes can be hung to dry, usually used inside the house
(PERSON) a person, especially a woman, who is employed to wear expensive and fashionable clothes

A clothes horse is a folding frame used inside someone's house to hang washing on while it dries.
If you describe someone, especially a woman, as a clothes horse, you mean that they are fashionable but think too much about their clothes.