wardrobe

UK
/ˈwɔːdrəʊb/
US
/ˈwɔrdroʊb/

Translations

wardrobenoun
wardrobes
pl
UK
/ˈwɔːdrəʊb/
US
/ˈwɔrdroʊb/
armoireMeuble pour suspendre ou ranger des vêtements.
She opened the wardrobe to choose a dress for the evening.
Elle a ouvert l’armoire pour choisir une robe pour la soirée.
garde-robeEnsemble des vêtements d’une personne.
He decided to update his wardrobe for the new season.
Il a décidé de renouveler sa garde-robe pour la nouvelle saison.
Additional translations
costumerieDans le théâtre ou le cinéma, département chargé des costumes.
Synonyms
clothes rack
wardrobe closet
wardrobeverb
wardrobed
Past Simple
wardrobed
Past Participle
wardrobing
Gerund
Industry/jargon usage meaning ‘to supply or outfit with clothes or costumes’.
costumerEmploi surtout théâtral ou cinématographique.
The costume designer wardrobed all the extras in 1920s attire.
Le costumier a costumé tous les figurants en tenue des années 1920.
wardrobeadjective
UK
/ˈwɔːd.rəʊb/
US
/ˈwɔːr.droʊb/
Used attributively before nouns to denote furniture or space for storing clothes (e.g. "wardrobe trunk").
Additional translations
penderieS’emploie pour ce qui est destiné au rangement des vêtements.

Definitions

wardrobenoun
A large, tall cupboard or closet in which clothes may be hung or stored.
She opened the wardrobe to choose a dress for the evening.
A person's entire collection of clothes.
He decided to update his wardrobe for the new season.
The department of a theater or film company responsible for costumes.
The wardrobe team worked tirelessly to ensure all the costumes were ready for the play.
wardrobeverb
To supply or outfit (a person, actor, etc.) with clothes or costumes.
The costume designer wardrobed all the extras in 1920s attire.
wardrobeadjective
Designed for or relating to the storage of clothes.
They converted the spare room into a wardrobe space.