有人說“女人的衣櫥是永遠(yuǎn)塞不滿的。”買了上裝、還要配個(gè)下裝，去年的春裝，今年怎么也不想穿，只得買新的。所以，我們都是一個(gè)個(gè)clotheshorse。

　　A clotheshorse originally refers to a frame upon which clothes are hung after washing to enable them to dry. Now it refers to someone who is concerned about fashion and likes to collect a lot of clothes.

　　Clotheshorse原本指用來晾曬衣服的晾衣架；現(xiàn)在多喻指愛時(shí)髦，喜歡買很多衣服的人，可譯為“活衣架”。

　　For example:

　　My mother is a true clotheshorse. She has a huge, walk-in closet and it is completely filled with clothes. She loves to buy clothes.

　　我媽媽是個(gè)十足的“活衣架”。她有個(gè)很大的、可以直接走進(jìn)去的衣櫥，里面放滿了衣服。她很喜歡買衣服。