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capote

/kəˈpoʊt/

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noun

/kəˈpoʊt/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее длинное пальто или плащ, обычно с капюшоном, который можно накинуть на голову.

A noun referring to a long overcoat or cloak, typically featuring a hood that can be pulled over the head.

  1. Long hooded overcoatC1formal

    A long overcoat, typically made of heavy material, that has a hood which can be pulled over the head for protection from the weather.

    ruДлинное пальто с капюшоном

    • He wore a heavy capote to shield himself from the biting wind.
    • The soldier's capote was worn and frayed from years of use.
    • She pulled the hood of her capote up as the rain began to fall.

    Synonymscloakgreatcoatmantleovercoat

  2. Long hooded cloakC1formal

    A long cloak, often made of wool or similar fabric, featuring a hood that can be drawn over the head.

    ruДлинный плащ с капюшоном

    • The traveler wrapped his capote tightly around his shoulders.
    • In the old painting, the figure is depicted wearing a dark capote.
    • She found an antique capote in the attic, still in good condition.

    Synonymscloakmantlerobewrap

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  • capote's possessive singular form