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smock
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/smɒk/
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smock
noun
smocks
pl
UK
/smɒk/
US
/smɑk/
рабочий халат
The artist wore a smock to protect his clothes from paint.
Художник надел рабочий халат, чтобы защитить свою одежду от краски.
сарафан
She wore a smock over her dress for a casual look.
Она надела сарафан поверх платья для повседневного образа.
Additional translations
куртка
халат
Synonyms
tunic
overalls
apron
garment
blouse
smock
verb
smocked
Past Simple
smocked
Past Participle
smocking
Gerund
UK
/smɒk/
US
/smɑk/
smock
adjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., smock dress) to denote resemblance or relation to a smock.
Definitions
smock
noun
A loose, lightweight overgarment worn to protect clothing while working.
The artist wore a smock to keep paint off her clothes.
A type of dress or blouse with a gathered or pleated yoke.
She wore a smock with intricate embroidery for the summer festival.
smock
verb
To decorate or gather fabric by making small, regularly spaced stitches.
She decided to smock the dress to give it a more fitted look.
To dress (someone) in a smock.
The children were smocked in protective aprons before painting.
smock
adjective
Attributive: relating to or characteristic of a smock, especially describing a garment or feature that resembles a smock.
She chose a smock blouse with billowy sleeves for the picnic.
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