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scarf

UK
/skɑːf/
US
/skɑrf/

Translations

scarfnoun
scarves
pl
UK
/skɑːf/
US
/skɑrf/
She wrapped a warm scarf around her neck.
Она обернула теплый шарф вокруг шеи.
She wore a colorful scarf on her head.
Она носила на голове яркий платок.
Additional translations
горжетка
кашне
Synonyms
wrap
kerchief
neckerchief
bandana
muffler
stole
shawl
scarfverb
scarfed
Past Simple
scarfed
Past Participle
scarfing
Gerund
UK
/skɑːf/
US
/skɑrf/
He scarfed down his lunch in just five minutes.
Он пожирал свой обед всего за пять минут.
Additional translations
сожрать
Synonyms
wrap
enfold
cover
swathe
scarfadjective
UK
/skɑːf/
US
/skɑrf/
Used attributively to denote something designed for, relating to, or resembling a scarf.

Definitions

scarfnoun
A piece of fabric worn around the neck or head for warmth, sun protection, cleanliness, fashion, or religious reasons.
She wrapped a colorful scarf around her neck to keep warm in the chilly weather.
A decorative cloth worn by a person, often as part of a uniform or as a fashion accessory.
The flight attendant's uniform was complemented by a silk scarf tied neatly around her neck.
A joint made by bevelling or notching the ends of two pieces of timber, metal, or other material so that they fit together lengthwise.
The engineer specified a scarf to extend the length of the steel beam.
scarfverb
To eat something quickly and greedily.
He scarfed down his lunch in just a few minutes.
To join two pieces of material by forming a scarf joint.
The carpenter scarfed the two planks to create a longer board.
scarfadjective
Relating to, intended for, or characteristic of a scarf.
She hung her collection on a special scarf rack.
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