uniformed

英 [ˈjuːnɪfɔːmd]

美 [ˈjuːnɪfɔːrmd]

adj. 穿制服的

BNC.10022 / COCA.9719

牛津词典

adj.

ADJ 穿（着）制服的
If you useuniformedto describe someone who does a particular job, you mean that they are wearing a uniform.
1. ...uniformed policemen.
  身穿制服的警察

adj

The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, a federal law, governs absentee voting in presidential elections.
《服役及海外公民缺席投票法案》（一个联邦法律）对总统选举的缺席投票进行规范。
A uniformed chauffeur identified me among the crowd.
一个穿制服的司机在人群中认出了我。
Two policemen came to the door; one was uniformed and the other was in plain clothes.
两个警察走到门前，一个身穿制服，另一个穿著便服。
Uniformed Secret Service agents led the protester away.
穿制服的特勤局特工带走了抗议者。
The practice of public hospital reform should be started from the uniformed thought;
公立医院改革实践要从统一基本认识出发；
Two uniformed officers arrived on the scene quickly.
两个穿制服的警察很快来到了现场。
A few metres away, a dozen uniformed and plain-clothed police eye them warily.
就在几米外，10多名制服及便衣警察警惕地注视着他们。
A detective who was busted to uniformed traffic patrol for insubordination;
因不服从命令而被降级到穿统一制服的交通巡逻队的侦探；
Freundlich suddenly sees some uniformed Russian officers come to his camp and asking him for his papers.
弗雷德里奇突然看见一些穿制服的俄罗斯军官来到他的营地，向他索要文件。
You got to walk through all these uniformed officers just to get in this room.
你还得经过那么多制服警员，来到这间屋子。