Definition of morning coat in English:

morning coat

noun

British

A man's formal coat with a long back section cut into tails which curves up to join the waist at the front.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hill himself was sitting in a corner in his morning coat.
- Senior members of the Royal Family in military dress uniforms saluted; women in black hats and men in morning coats bowed their heads.
- Waiters glide around in dark ties and morning coats.
- For, as every dedicated follower of fashion knows, at Britain's most elegant race meeting, no gentleman gets into the enclosure without wearing the obligatory morning coat and top hat.
- The twins saw the driver clearly now, and Becca said, ‘Yeah, he looks like he's dressed for a funeral, what with that morning coat on.’
- Being a true English gent, I lend her the warm and comforting embrace of my morning coat.
- There were 5,000 police, including plain-clothes officers disguised in everything from morning coats to overalls.
- While the settlers along the coast developed an elaborate lifestyle complete with top hats and morning coats and a society of Masons, the indigenous peasants endured poverty and neglect.

Definition of morning coat in US English:

morning coat

nounˈmôrniNG ˌkōtˈmɔrnɪŋ ˌkoʊt

British

A man's formal coat with a cutaway.
Example sentencesExamples
- The twins saw the driver clearly now, and Becca said, ‘Yeah, he looks like he's dressed for a funeral, what with that morning coat on.’
- While the settlers along the coast developed an elaborate lifestyle complete with top hats and morning coats and a society of Masons, the indigenous peasants endured poverty and neglect.
- For, as every dedicated follower of fashion knows, at Britain's most elegant race meeting, no gentleman gets into the enclosure without wearing the obligatory morning coat and top hat.
- Senior members of the Royal Family in military dress uniforms saluted; women in black hats and men in morning coats bowed their heads.
- Being a true English gent, I lend her the warm and comforting embrace of my morning coat.
- Waiters glide around in dark ties and morning coats.
- There were 5,000 police, including plain-clothes officers disguised in everything from morning coats to overalls.
- Hill himself was sitting in a corner in his morning coat.

单词	morning coat
释义	Definition of morning coat in English: morning coat noun British A man's formal coat with a long back section cut into tails which curves up to join the waist at the front. Example sentencesExamples Hill himself was sitting in a corner in his morning coat. Senior members of the Royal Family in military dress uniforms saluted; women in black hats and men in morning coats bowed their heads. Waiters glide around in dark ties and morning coats. For, as every dedicated follower of fashion knows, at Britain's most elegant race meeting, no gentleman gets into the enclosure without wearing the obligatory morning coat and top hat. The twins saw the driver clearly now, and Becca said, ‘Yeah, he looks like he's dressed for a funeral, what with that morning coat on.’ Being a true English gent, I lend her the warm and comforting embrace of my morning coat. There were 5,000 police, including plain-clothes officers disguised in everything from morning coats to overalls. While the settlers along the coast developed an elaborate lifestyle complete with top hats and morning coats and a society of Masons, the indigenous peasants endured poverty and neglect. Definition of morning coat in US English: morning coat nounˈmôrniNG ˌkōtˈmɔrnɪŋ ˌkoʊt British A man's formal coat with a cutaway. Example sentencesExamples The twins saw the driver clearly now, and Becca said, ‘Yeah, he looks like he's dressed for a funeral, what with that morning coat on.’ While the settlers along the coast developed an elaborate lifestyle complete with top hats and morning coats and a society of Masons, the indigenous peasants endured poverty and neglect. For, as every dedicated follower of fashion knows, at Britain's most elegant race meeting, no gentleman gets into the enclosure without wearing the obligatory morning coat and top hat. Senior members of the Royal Family in military dress uniforms saluted; women in black hats and men in morning coats bowed their heads. Being a true English gent, I lend her the warm and comforting embrace of my morning coat. Waiters glide around in dark ties and morning coats. There were 5,000 police, including plain-clothes officers disguised in everything from morning coats to overalls. Hill himself was sitting in a corner in his morning coat.
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