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mantua

/ˈmæn.tju.ə/

Übersetzung: Ein lockeres, mantelartiges Kleid, das Frauen im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert trugen und heute als historischer Kleidungsstil gilt.

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noun

/ˈmæn.tju.ə/C2formalveraltet
  • deEin lockeres, mantelartiges Kleid, das Frauen im 17. und 18. Jahrhundert trugen und heute als historischer Kleidungsstil gilt.

A loose gown worn by women in the 17th and 18th centuries, now considered an outdated style of clothing.

  1. Loose gown (historical)C1formalbritish

    A loose gown worn by women in the 17th and 18th centuries, typically made of silk or other fine fabric, often worn over a petticoat.

    deMantua (historisches Kleid)

    • The lady appeared at court wearing an elegant mantua of blue silk.
    • In museum collections, a mantua is often displayed with its matching petticoat.
    • The mantua was a popular fashion among European aristocracy in the late 1600s.
    • She dressed in a mantua for the historical reenactment.
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  • mantuas' possessive plural form
  • mantua's possessive singular form