buttoned up

基本解釋

I buttoned up my thick overcoat to the neck and seating myself under a platform lamp went on with my reading.
我把厚大衣的領(lǐng)子扣上，一直扣到脖子邊，坐在站臺(tái)的燈光下繼續(xù)讀起書來。
Sometimes, as Nick and I buttoned up a car he’d just brought back from the dead, I’d promise myself Mary Ann and I were over.
有時(shí)，當(dāng)我和尼克收拾完一輛剛剛被他妙手回春的汽車之后，我會(huì)向自己發(fā)誓要結(jié)束我和瑪麗安之間的關(guān)系。
A FROSTY weekday at the end of the morning shift, and car workers are streaming out of the factory gate, coats buttoned up against the winter chill.
這是一個(gè)工作日：早班馬上結(jié)束，寒氣襲人，汽車工人們涌出工廠大門，衣扣緊按，來抵御冬日的嚴(yán)寒。

The 300-plus crowd, mostly buttoned up in business attire, nibbled on hummus and roasted vegetables.
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They yanked and tied each other's corsets, buttoned up gowns made of slippery silk, unrolled black stockings over long legs.
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It took a lot of research to document the cost basis, but when it was all buttoned up, we were stunned.
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If you say that someone is buttoned up, you mean that they do not usually talk about their thoughts and feelings.