blazer
word
Definition
A blazer is a type of lightweight jacket, often similar to a suit jacket, that is usually worn as part of smart or semi-formal outfits.
Usage & Nuances
'Blazer' is less formal than a suit jacket but dressier than a casual jacket. Common phrases: 'navy blazer,' 'school blazer.' Often worn without matching trousers. Do not confuse 'blazer' with 'sports jacket' (usually more casual/fabric differs).
Spanish: blazer - chaqueta americanaPortuguese (BR): blazer - paletó (casual)Portuguese (PT): blazer - casaco (casual)Chinese (Simplified): 西装外套 - 休闲西装Chinese (Traditional): 西裝外套 - 休閒西裝Hindi: ब्लेज़रArabic: سترة بليزرBengali: ব্লেজারRussian: блейзерJapanese: ブレザーVietnamese: áo blazerKorean: 블레이저Turkish: blazer - ceket (sportif şık)Urdu: بلیزرIndonesian: blazer
Example Sentences
He wore a navy blazer to the interview.
basic
My school uniform includes a blazer with the school logo.
basic
She bought a new blazer for her job.
basic
This blazer goes perfectly with jeans for a smart-casual look.
natural
I'm cold—do you mind if I borrow your blazer for a bit?
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You don't need a suit—just wear a nice shirt and your blazer.
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