Oxfords Meaning in English
word · lemma: oxford
ˈɑksfɝdz
AHKS-ferdz
ˈɒksfədz
OKS-fuhdz
Definition
Oxfords are a type of formal leather shoe, usually with laces, that are often worn with suits or dress clothes.
Usage & Nuances
"Oxfords" is always plural; refers specifically to the classic lace-up dress shoe, not sneakers or boots. Common in business, formal, and academic settings. Sometimes called "Oxford shoes." Often contrasted with "loafers" (slip-ons) and "derbies" (different lacing).
Spanish: zapatos oxford - oxfordsPortuguese (BR): sapatos oxford - oxfordsPortuguese (PT): sapatos oxford - oxfordsChinese (Simplified): 牛津鞋Chinese (Traditional): 牛津鞋Hindi: ऑक्सफोर्ड जूतेArabic: أحذية أوكسفوردBengali: অক্সফোর্ড জুতা - অক্সফোর্ডস (জুতা)Russian: оксфордыJapanese: オックスフォードシューズVietnamese: giày oxfordKorean: 옥스퍼드화Turkish: oxford ayakkabısı - oxfordUrdu: آکسفورڈ جوتےIndonesian: sepatu oxford
Example Sentences
He wears his oxfords to work every day.
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My father just bought a new pair of oxfords.
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Black oxfords are perfect for formal events.
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I scuffed my favorite oxfords on the sidewalk yesterday.
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Do you think these oxfords go well with this suit?
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Everyone at the wedding was dressed up, even wearing shiny oxfords.
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