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cassock

/ˈkæs.ək/

Traduction: Long vêtement noir et ajusté, descendant jusqu'aux chevilles, porté notamment par les ecclésiastiques ou les choristes dans certaines traditions chrétiennes.

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/ˈkæs.ək/C1formal
  • frLong vêtement noir et ajusté, descendant jusqu'aux chevilles, porté notamment par les ecclésiastiques ou les choristes dans certaines traditions chrétiennes.

A long, close-fitting black garment reaching down to the ankles, typically worn by clergy members or choristers in some Christian traditions.

  1. Clergy garmentB2formal

    A long, close-fitting garment, typically black, worn by clergy members or choristers in some Christian traditions.

    frSoutane

    • The priest wore a black cassock during the service.
    • Choir members often wear a cassock and surplice.
    • He adjusted his cassock before entering the church.

    Synonymessoutane

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  • cassocks plural form
  • cassocks' possessive plural form
  • cassock's possessive singular form
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