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tabard

/ˈtæb.ɑːd/

Traducción: Túnica corta sin mangas que se usaba sobre la armadura, a menudo con un escudo o blasón, típica de caballeros o heraldos en la época medieval.

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noun

C2formalcommon/ˈtæb.ɑːd/

A short, sleeveless outer tunic, often emblazoned with a coat of arms, historically worn by a knight over his armor or by a herald.

  • 🇪🇸Túnica corta sin mangas que se usaba sobre la armadura, a menudo con un escudo o blasón, típica de caballeros o heraldos en la época medieval.
  1. Heraldic garment C1 formal

    A short, sleeveless outer tunic, often emblazoned with a coat of arms, worn by a knight over armor or by a herald.

    • The herald wore a brightly colored tabard displaying the royal crest.
    • Knights often wore a tabard over their armor during tournaments.
    • The tabard was embroidered with the family's coat of arms.

    🇪🇸Tabardo heráldico

    Sinónimos: surcoat

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