habiliments

UK
/həˈbɪlɪmənts/
US
/həˈbɪlɪmənts/
habilimentsnoun
habiliments
pl
UK
/həˈbɪlɪmənts/
US
/həˈbɪlɪmənts/
Traduzioni
The habiliments of the royal court were lavish and ornate.
Наряд королевского двора был роскошным и изысканным.
The priest's habiliments were adorned with intricate embroidery.
Одежда священника была украшена сложной вышивкой.
Definizioni
Clothing or garments, especially those associated with a particular profession or occasion.
The judge's habiliments included a long black robe and a white collar.
The characteristic apparatus or equipment associated with a particular activity or role.
The artist's habiliments were scattered around the studio, including brushes, paints, and canvases.
habilimentnoun

habiliments

pl

habiliments
pl
UK
/həˈbɪlɪmənt/
US
/həˈbɪlɪmənt/
Traduzioni
The habiliments of the medieval knight were both functional and decorative.
Одежда средневекового рыцаря была как функциональной, так и декоративной.
Definizioni
Clothing or attire, especially the special dress or garb associated with an occupation or occasion.
The priest donned his ceremonial habiliments before the service.
The equipment or furnishings characteristic of a particular activity or way of life.
The photographer packed all the habiliments of his trade into a single bag.
habilimentverb

habiliments

habilimented
Past Simple
habilimented
Past Participle
habilimenting
Gerund
UK
/həˈbɪlɪmənt/
US
/həˈbɪləmənt/
Archaic transitive verb meaning ‘to clothe or dress’; attested in historical sources
Definizioni
(archaic) To clothe or dress; attire.
The attendants habilimented the monarch in robes of state.