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View usage for: (frɒk) Word forms: plural frockscountable nounA frock is a woman's or girl's dress. [old-fashioned]Synonyms: dress, suit, get-up [informal], outfit More Synonyms of frock (frɒk) noun1. a girl's or woman's dress 2. a loose garment of several types, such as a peasant's smock 3. a coarse wide-sleeved outer garment worn by members of some religious orders verb4. (transitive) to invest (a person) with the office or status of a cleric Word origin C14: from Old French froc; related to Old Saxon, Old High German hroc coat frock in American English (frɑk) noun1. a robe worn by friars, monks, etc. 2. any of various other garments ; specif.,a. a tunic, mantle, or long coat formerly worn by men b. a smock or smock frock c. a girl's or woman's dress Word origin ME frok < OFr froc, monk's habit (or ML froccus) < Frank * hrokk, cloak Examples of 'frock' in a sentencefrock Your party frock is sorted.Fashion vulgarity experts say'Darling, are you really wearing a beaded frock?FOUND the perfect party frock?And it will be a frock that stays put.It has a great selection of frocks and summer party wear.But it will certainly make your party frock unique.Our party frock is all stained!Yes, but would they wear the frocks?We'd swap that for unforgiving summer frocks any day.SHE'S used to putting on lavish frocks in period dramas with multi-million pound budgets.The star of the E4 reality show wears the floral frocks with ease.When people stop caring about your kooky ensembles, just put on a normal frock and heels.They sell summer frocks in winter and thick coats in August.I have my hair done and put a pretty frock on.Celebs are being snapped in pink frocks, and the trend will doubtless filter down to the high street.IF you're going to buy one thing this summer make sure it is a floral frock. Word lists withfrock articles of clothing, articles of clothingBritish English: frock NOUN A frock is a woman's or girl's dress. - American English: frock
- Brazilian Portuguese: vestido
- Chinese: 连身裙
- European Spanish: vestido
- French: robe
- German: Kleid
- Italian: vestito
- Japanese: ワンピース
- Korean: 드레스
- European Portuguese: vestido
- Latin American Spanish: vestido
Chinese translation of 'frock' n (c) - (= dress)
女服 (nǚfú) (件, jiàn)
Definition a girl's or woman's dress In the photo I'm wearing a blue frock. Additional synonymsDefinition the clothes worn by an actor or performer Even from a distance, the effect of his costume was stunning. Synonyms outfit, dress, clothing, get-up (informal), uniform, ensemble, robes, livery, apparel (old-fashioned), attire, garb, national dress Definition the complete outfit of clothes a person is wearing a dashing ensemble in navy and white Synonyms outfit, suit, get-up (informal), costumeDefinition an article of clothing Put a fancy label on any garment and it gains credibility. Synonyms clothes, wear, dress, clothing, gear (slang), habit, get-up (informal), uniform, outfit, costume, threads (slang), array, robes, duds (informal), apparel, clobber (British, slang), attire, garb, togs, vestments, articles of clothing, raiment (archaic), schmutter (slang), rigout (informal), habiliment - frivolousness
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Additional synonymsDefinition a costume or outfit He couldn't work in such a fancy get-up. Synonyms outfit, costume, clothes, gear (informal), kit, ensemble, garb, togs (informal), rigout (informal) Definition a woman's long formal dress a blue satin ball gown Synonyms dress, costume, garment, robe, frock, garb, habitDefinition a set of clothes worn together She was wearing an outfit we'd bought the previous day. Synonyms costume, dress, clothes, clothing, suit, gear (informal), get-up (informal), kit, ensemble, apparel (old-fashioned), attire, garb, togs (informal), threads (slang), schmutter (slang), rigout (informal) Definition a long loose flowing garment a fur-lined robe of green silk Synonyms gown, cape, costume, cloak, vestment, habitDefinition an outfit worn for a specific purpose a smart suit and tie Synonyms outfit, costume, ensemble, dress, clothing, habit |