poncho
word
Definition
A poncho is a loose, sleeveless piece of clothing with a hole for the head, usually made from a single piece of fabric, often used as a cloak or a raincoat.
Usage & Nuances
'Poncho' refers to both traditional South American garments and simple rain capes. In English, it's used for both fashion and functional waterproof clothing. Not formal; commonly used for outdoor clothing, especially in camping or festivals.
Spanish: ponchoPortuguese (BR): poncho - capa de chuva (poncho de chuva)Portuguese (PT): poncho - capa de chuva (poncho de chuva)Chinese (Simplified): 披风 - 雨披Chinese (Traditional): 披風 - 雨披Hindi: पोंचोArabic: بونشوBengali: পঞ্চোRussian: пончоJapanese: ポンチョVietnamese: áo choàng poncho - áo mưa ponchoKorean: 판초Turkish: ponçoUrdu: پونچوIndonesian: ponco
Example Sentences
The market sells colorful ponchos.
basic
His poncho kept him dry during the storm.
basic
I wear a poncho when it rains.
basic
Don’t forget to pack your poncho before the camping trip.
natural
Her bright red poncho stood out in the crowd.
natural
I didn’t have an umbrella, so I bought a cheap poncho at the store.
natural