Waistcoats Meaning in English
word · lemma: waistcoat
释义
Waistcoats are sleeveless, usually buttoned garments worn over a shirt and under a jacket, often as part of a formal suit.
用法与细微差别
Mostly formal or historical British English; in American English, 'vests' is more common. Common collocation: 'three-piece suit' (jacket, trousers, and waistcoat). Not used for knitted or casual vests.
例句
He wore one of his favorite waistcoats to the wedding.
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In old photos, men often wore waistcoats with their suits.
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The shop sells different colored waistcoats for formal events.
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All the groomsmen matched their waistcoats for the ceremony.
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You don't see many people wearing waistcoats these days outside of weddings.
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My grandfather always had a collection of colorful waistcoats in his wardrobe.
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