groom

名词 groom:

1. a man participant in his own marriage ceremony
   同义词：bridegroom
2. someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses
   同义词：stableman, stableboy, hostler, ostler
3. a man who has recently been married
   同义词：bridegroom

动词 groom:

1. prepare (someone) for a future role or function
   同义词：prepare, train
2. give a neat appearance to
   同义词：dress, curry
3. care for one's external appearance
   同义词：neaten

1. Help me to groom the horses for the show this afternoon.
   帮我梳洗打扮这些马参加今天下午的展出。
2. Please charge your glasses and drink a toast to the bride and groom!
   请各位将酒杯斟满，向新娘、 新郎祝酒！
3. Her groom was much older than she was.
   她的新郎比她大很多。

groom

n.（名词）
A man or boy employed to take care of horses.
马夫：被雇来照看马匹的男人或男孩
A bridegroom.
新郎
One of several officers in an English royal household.
王室侍从官：英国王室的一种官员
Archaic
【古语】
A man.
男子
A male servant.
男仆：男性仆人
v.tr.（及物动词）
groomed,groom.ing,grooms
To care for the appearance of; to make neat and trim:
使整洁，打扮：注意外表；使清洁而整齐：
例句：
groomed himself carefully in front of the mirror.
在镜子前仔细地打扮他自己

To clean and brush (an animal).
使（动物）清洁，给（动物）刷毛
To prepare, as for a specific position or purpose:
准备：为特定身份或目地而准备：
例句：
groom an employee for advancement.
准备提升一名雇员

Sports To prepare (a trail) for skiers, as by packing down new snow or leveling moguls.
【体育运动】 准备（滑雪）赛道：为滑雪者准备（雪道），如铺设新雪或制造隆起点
v.intr.（不及物动词）
To care for one`s appearance.
打扮：注意某人的外表

来源：
Middle English grom
中古英语 grom
N., sense 2, short for bridegroom
名词释义2， bridegroom的简写

【引伸】
groom.er
n.（名词）