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Definition of mandarin jacket in English: mandarin jacketnoun A straight jacket with a mandarin collar, typically of embroidered silk. Example sentencesExamples - During the beginning of spring or late autumn, people usually put a sleeveless waistcoat outside the long gown to replace the mandarin jacket.
- Chinese acrobats somersaulted alongside him on the lacquer-red runway, and in their mandarin jackets and pajama pants they got the most wearable outfits in the entire show.
- Young scholars bravely wore Western-style suits, abandoning robes and mandarin jackets and cutting their braids.
- Wearing cheongsams and traditional mandarin jackets, 25 foreign English teachers gathered to share their experiences and bid farewell to their colleagues.
- When the Manchu took control of the country, men were forced to wear long queues and mandarin jackets over their gowns.
Definition of mandarin jacket in US English: mandarin jacketnoun A plain jacket, typically of embroidered silk, with a mandarin collar. Example sentencesExamples - Young scholars bravely wore Western-style suits, abandoning robes and mandarin jackets and cutting their braids.
- When the Manchu took control of the country, men were forced to wear long queues and mandarin jackets over their gowns.
- During the beginning of spring or late autumn, people usually put a sleeveless waistcoat outside the long gown to replace the mandarin jacket.
- Chinese acrobats somersaulted alongside him on the lacquer-red runway, and in their mandarin jackets and pajama pants they got the most wearable outfits in the entire show.
- Wearing cheongsams and traditional mandarin jackets, 25 foreign English teachers gathered to share their experiences and bid farewell to their colleagues.
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