coat in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
coat in Malayalam മലയാളം
coat in Santali
coat in Sindhi سنڌي
coat in Tamil தமிழ்
coat in English
- coat⇄choroid membrane orcoat
a delicate membrane or coat between the sclerotic coat and the retina of the eyeball. - coat⇄coat, noun, verb.
- coat⇄Eton jacket orcoat
1. a short, black coat with broad lapels. The jacket comes to the waist and is not made to button.
2. a similar jacket worn by women and girls. - coat⇄expr. coats, (Dialect.) petticoats; skirts.
Ex. My wife ... hoisted her coats and waded through (H. Watterson). - coat⇄expr. cut one's coat to fit (or according to) one's cloth, (British.) to adapt oneself to circumstances.
Ex. Times are changed, and ... we must, to use the homely metaphor, 'cut our coat according to our cloth' (Homeward Mail). - coat⇄expr. trail one's coat, to be provocative in one's conduct.
Ex. [He] seemed to be deliberately trailing his coat when he published the confidential exchanges in Moscow (Manchester Guardian). - coat⇄expr. turn one's coat, to change one's party or principles.
Ex. Shall I turn my coat, and join the victors? (James A. Froude). - coat⇄hacking jacket orcoat
a jacket with side vents and slanted flap pockets, for horseback riding. - coat⇄Mao jacket orcoat
a narrow jacket or coat with a mandarin collar. - coat⇄Nehru jacket orcoat
a long narrow jacket or coat that buttons up the front, with a high collar; Mao jacket. - coat⇄Norfolk jacket orcoat
a loose-fitting, single-breasted jacket with a belt and box pleats in front and back. - coat⇄noun 1. an outer garment of cloth, fur, rubber, oilskin, leather, or plastic, with sleeves.
Ex. a heavy winter coat. Many office workers wear a coat and a tie.
2. a natural outer covering.
Ex. a dog's coat of hair, the silky coat of a - coat⇄v.t. 1. to cover with a thin layer.
Ex. The floor is coated with varnish. This pill is coated with sugar. Ice coated the roads. The old books were coated with dust.
2. to provide with a coat.