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bearskin

/ˈbeə.skɪn/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a pele de urso, às vezes usada como tapete, ou o chapéu alto de pele de urso usado por alguns soldados britânicos em cerimônias.

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noun

/ˈbeə.skɪn/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a pele de urso, às vezes usada como tapete, ou o chapéu alto de pele de urso usado por alguns soldados britânicos em cerimônias.

A noun referring to the pelt of a bear, sometimes used as a rug, or a tall hat worn by some British soldiers on ceremonial occasions.

  1. Bear peltB2formal

    The skin and fur of a bear, often used as a rug or decorative item.

    ptPele de urso

    • The hunter brought back a bearskin as a trophy.
    • A large bearskin rug lay in front of the fireplace.
    • The museum displayed a bearskin from the 19th century.
  2. Ceremonial hatB2formalbritish

    A tall, furry hat made of bearskin, traditionally worn by some British soldiers during ceremonial events.

    ptChapéu de pele de urso

    • The guards wore their bearskin hats during the Changing of the Guard.
    • The bearskin is a distinctive part of the British Army's ceremonial uniform.
    • Tourists often take photos of soldiers in their bearskin hats.
Formas
  • bearskins plural form
  • bearskins' possessive plural form
  • bearskin's possessive singular form