disrobes

disrobe的音标是[disˈrəʊbɪs]，翻译为“脱衣；解衣；脱去衣服；脱光；脱掉衣服”。

速记技巧：dis-表示“除去，摆脱”，robe表示“长袍，罩衫”。整体可以联想为：除去长袍，就是脱去衣服。

disrobe的英文词源可以追溯到拉丁语“dis”和“robare”，意为“拆分”或“剥夺”。它的变化形式包括disrobed（动词形式，意为“脱衣”、“脱去”）、disrobing（名词形式，意为“脱衣动作”）。

相关单词：

1. robe（长袍）：这个词源自拉丁语中的“robur”，意为“力量”或“勇气”，因此，早期的长袍被赋予了力量和尊严的象征意义。

2. undress（脱衣）：这个词源自法语，意为“脱去衣物”，现在通常指脱去内衣或外衣。

3. robe（礼服）：这个词在英语中通常指正式场合穿的礼服，但在某些语言中，它可能指长袍或长裙。

4. dress（穿衣）：这个词源自古英语中的“dreogan”，意为“穿着”。这个词现在通常指穿衣服的动作或衣物本身。

5. dressing（化妆）：这个词源自法语中的“dresser”，意为“装饰”、“打扮”。现在通常指为某人化妆或打扮的过程。

以上就是disrobe的相关单词和词源变化形式，以及其英文词源的简要介绍。这些单词在英语和许多其他语言中都有广泛的应用，反映了人类文化和历史的发展。

常用短语：

1. disrobe sb.

2. disrobe oneself

3. disrobe for

4. disrobe in public

5. disrobe for a ceremony

6. disrobe for a wedding

7. disrobe for a funeral

例句：

1. She disrobed and prayed for her mother"s recovery.

2. He disrobed and took a shower after work.

3. They disrobed for the wedding ceremony and were married in white.

4. She disrobed for the ceremony and was given a gift of a new dress.

5. After the ceremony, they were disrobed and fed to the fishes.

6. She disrobed for the funeral and wept inconsolably.

7. She was disrobed and beaten by her husband for not bringing in enough money.

英文小作文：

Today, I realized that I am not the only one who has to disrobe in public, but also many other people have to do so in their daily lives. For instance, when we go to work, we have to disrobe in front of our colleagues, and when we go to school, we have to disrobe in front of our teachers and classmates. Disrobing is a part of our lives that we cannot avoid, but it is also a part of our growth and development as individuals. We learn to accept ourselves, to be confident in our own skin, and to be comfortable with who we are and what we have. Disrobing is not only about physical nakedness, but also about emotional nakedness, about being vulnerable and open with others, about learning to trust and be trusted. Disrobing is a beautiful process that teaches us to be brave and strong, to be confident and self-assured, and to be ourselves without apologies or regrets.