In Engpsh, you can say "I would pke to buy a dress".

The phrase "I would pke to buy a dress" is commonly used in Engpsh-speaking countries when someone is shopping and wants to purchase a piece of clothing. The verb "buy" means to acquire ownership of something by exchanging money, while the noun "dress" refers to a garment typically worn by women that covers the body from the neck down, sometimes with a skirt.

Here are some example sentences and their translations in Chinese:

Example 1: "I would pke to buy a dress for a special occasion."
Translation: "我想买一条连衣裙应付一个特殊场合。"

Example 2: "Do you have any dresses in my size?"
Translation: "你们有我尺码的连衣裙吗？"

Example 3: "I think I'll buy this red dress. It's beautiful."
Translation: "我想我会买这条红色的连衣裙，它很漂亮。"