Uniformed Meaning in English
word
ˈjunəˌfɔɹmd
YOO-nuh-formd
jˈuːnɪfˌɔːmd
YOO-ni-fawmd
Definition
Wearing a uniform, especially one that shows a person’s job or position.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used before a noun (e.g., 'uniformed officer'). Common with police, security, military, or jobs with official uniforms. Less commonly, can refer to any group dressed identically as part of a role. Not the same as 'in uniform' (describes state, not adjective before noun).
Spanish: uniformado - vestido con uniformePortuguese (BR): fardado - uniformizadoPortuguese (PT): fardado - uniformizadoChinese (Simplified): 穿制服的Chinese (Traditional): 穿制服的Hindi: वर्दीधारीArabic: مرتدي الزي الرسميBengali: ইউনিফর্ম পরিহিতRussian: в формеJapanese: 制服を着たVietnamese: mặc đồng phụcKorean: 유니폼을 입은Turkish: üniformalıUrdu: وردی پوشIndonesian: berseragam
Example Sentences
A uniformed police officer stood at the door.
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The building was guarded by uniformed security.
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Only uniformed staff should enter this area.
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A couple of uniformed soldiers marched past the cafe.
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I felt nervous seeing so many uniformed people at the event.
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Don't worry, the uniformed staff are here to help if you need anything.
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