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tunic

/ˈtjuː.nɪk/

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noun

B2formalcommon/ˈtjuː.nɪk/

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

ruСуществительное, обозначающее свободную одежду до бедер или колен, или покровную мембрану или слой ткани тела.esPrenda de vestir suelta que cubre desde los hombros hasta las caderas o las rodillas, o membrana o capa de tejido que recubre un órgano o estructura del cuerpo.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.deEin lockeres Kleidungsstück, das bis zu den Hüften oder Knien reicht, oft gegürtet; auch eine schützende Hülle oder Gewebeschicht bei Tieren und Pflanzen.ptSubstantivo que designa uma peça de roupa solta que vai até os quadris ou joelhos, bem como uma membrana ou camada de tecido que reveste o corpo.zh指一种宽松的上衣,长度通常到臀部或膝盖;也指覆盖膜或身体组织的层。arاسم يدل على ثوب فضفاض يصل إلى الوركين أو الركبتين، أو غشاء أو طبقة تغطي الجسم أو أحد أعضائه.

  1. Body tissue layer C1 formal

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

    • 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.

    ruОболочкаestúnica (capa de tejido)frTunique (en anatomie)deGewebeschichtptTúnicazh膜层arغلاف

    Синонимы: coatlayermembranesheath

  2. Loose garment B1 formal

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

    • 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.

    ruТуникаestúnicafrTunique (vêtement ample)deTunikaptTúnicazh束腰外衣arتونيك

    Синонимы: frockgownrobeshiftsmock

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