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tunic

/ˈtjuː.nɪk/

Traduction: Nom désignant un vêtement ample couvrant le haut du corps jusqu'aux hanches ou aux genoux, ou une membrane ou couche de tissu recouvrant un organe.

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noun

/ˈtjuː.nɪk/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un vêtement ample couvrant le haut du corps jusqu'aux hanches ou aux genoux, ou une membrane ou couche de tissu recouvrant un organe.

A noun referring to a loose-fitting garment extending to the hips or knees, or a covering membrane or layer of body tissue.

  1. Body tissue layerC1formal

    A membrane or layer of tissue that surrounds or covers an organ or structure in the body.

    frTunique (en anatomie)

    • The tunica adventitia is the outer layer of a blood vessel.
    • The eye's tunics include the sclera and choroid.
    • The digestive tract has several tunics, including the mucosa and muscularis.

    Synonymescoatlayermembranesheath

  2. Loose garmentB1formal

    A loose-fitting garment, typically reaching to the hips or knees, worn especially in ancient times or as a modern fashion item.

    frTunique (vêtement ample)

    • Roman soldiers wore a short tunic under their armor.
    • She wore a simple linen tunic to the summer festival.
    • The fashion designer created a modern tunic with a belt.

    Synonymesfrockgownrobeshiftsmock

Formes
  • tunics plural form
  • tunics' possessive plural form
  • tunic's possessive singular form
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