Bowtie Meaning in English
word
bəʊˈtaɪ
boh-TIE
bəʊˈtaɪ
boh-TIE
Definição
A bowtie is a type of necktie shaped like a small bow that is worn around the collar, often for formal occasions.
Uso & Nuances
'Bowtie' is most often used for formal events (like weddings, proms, black tie), and less common in daily business wear. Can be spelled 'bow tie.' Collocates with 'wear,' 'tie,' and 'clip-on.' Don't confuse with 'necktie' (long tie) or 'ribbon' (general bow).
Spanish: corbatín - pajaritaPortuguese (BR): gravata borboletaPortuguese (PT): gravata borboletaChinese (Simplified): 领结Chinese (Traditional): 領結Hindi: बो टाईArabic: ربطة عنق الفراشةBengali: বো টাই - প্রজাপতি টাইRussian: бабочка - галстук-бабочкаJapanese: 蝶ネクタイVietnamese: nơ (cổ) - nơ bướmKorean: 나비넥타이Turkish: papyonUrdu: بو ٹائیIndonesian: dasi kupu-kupu
Frases de Exemplo
He wore a black bowtie to the wedding.
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My dad can't tie a bowtie by himself.
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A red bowtie is part of his uniform.
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I'm not sure this bowtie matches my shirt, but I'll wear it anyway.
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Most magicians on TV seem to love a classic black bowtie.
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You can buy a clip-on bowtie if tying one is too hard.
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