Definition of morning dress in English:

morning dress

noun

mass noun

A man's morning coat and striped trousers, worn on formal occasions such as weddings, typically with a top hat.
Example sentencesExamples
- Even in his final interview he had to appear before the Court of Common Council in full morning dress.
- The British representatives at the conference were more soberly dressed in formal morning dress.
- I wore full morning dress, so I could hardly have been mistaken for one of the crowd that had gathered in front of the building.
- In the Royal Enclosure, men have to wear either black or grey morning dress, with a top hat.
- I have been invited to a wedding, but the invitation states that we should wear morning dress.
- Standing beside a large mahogany table was King George VI in morning dress, looking the typical Gentleman Squire to his fingertips.
- Only black or grey morning dress with the top hat or service dress is acceptable for gentlemen.
- I had two sets of clothes made for him, a morning dress for outings, and a set of everyday wear.
- The ladies wear posh frocks and fancy hats, and the men morning dress or smart suits.
- ‘I thought about it, but I didn't think it was appropriate,’ he said as he stood, resplendent in morning dress, at Buckingham Palace.
- When I went to get my morning dress altered at a London tailors he said he was doing ten per cent of usual business for Ascot.

Definition of morning dress in US English:

morning dress

nounˈmɔrnɪŋ ˌdrɛsˈmôrniNG ˌdres

A man's cutaway coat and striped pants, worn on formal occasions such as weddings, typically with a top hat.
Example sentencesExamples
- I wore full morning dress, so I could hardly have been mistaken for one of the crowd that had gathered in front of the building.
- In the Royal Enclosure, men have to wear either black or grey morning dress, with a top hat.
- The ladies wear posh frocks and fancy hats, and the men morning dress or smart suits.
- When I went to get my morning dress altered at a London tailors he said he was doing ten per cent of usual business for Ascot.
- Only black or grey morning dress with the top hat or service dress is acceptable for gentlemen.
- I had two sets of clothes made for him, a morning dress for outings, and a set of everyday wear.
- ‘I thought about it, but I didn't think it was appropriate,’ he said as he stood, resplendent in morning dress, at Buckingham Palace.
- Standing beside a large mahogany table was King George VI in morning dress, looking the typical Gentleman Squire to his fingertips.
- I have been invited to a wedding, but the invitation states that we should wear morning dress.
- The British representatives at the conference were more soberly dressed in formal morning dress.
- Even in his final interview he had to appear before the Court of Common Council in full morning dress.

单词	morning dress
释义	Definition of morning dress in English: morning dress noun mass noun A man's morning coat and striped trousers, worn on formal occasions such as weddings, typically with a top hat. Example sentencesExamples Even in his final interview he had to appear before the Court of Common Council in full morning dress. The British representatives at the conference were more soberly dressed in formal morning dress. I wore full morning dress, so I could hardly have been mistaken for one of the crowd that had gathered in front of the building. In the Royal Enclosure, men have to wear either black or grey morning dress, with a top hat. I have been invited to a wedding, but the invitation states that we should wear morning dress. Standing beside a large mahogany table was King George VI in morning dress, looking the typical Gentleman Squire to his fingertips. Only black or grey morning dress with the top hat or service dress is acceptable for gentlemen. I had two sets of clothes made for him, a morning dress for outings, and a set of everyday wear. The ladies wear posh frocks and fancy hats, and the men morning dress or smart suits. ‘I thought about it, but I didn't think it was appropriate,’ he said as he stood, resplendent in morning dress, at Buckingham Palace. When I went to get my morning dress altered at a London tailors he said he was doing ten per cent of usual business for Ascot. Definition of morning dress in US English: morning dress nounˈmɔrnɪŋ ˌdrɛsˈmôrniNG ˌdres A man's cutaway coat and striped pants, worn on formal occasions such as weddings, typically with a top hat. Example sentencesExamples I wore full morning dress, so I could hardly have been mistaken for one of the crowd that had gathered in front of the building. In the Royal Enclosure, men have to wear either black or grey morning dress, with a top hat. The ladies wear posh frocks and fancy hats, and the men morning dress or smart suits. When I went to get my morning dress altered at a London tailors he said he was doing ten per cent of usual business for Ascot. Only black or grey morning dress with the top hat or service dress is acceptable for gentlemen. I had two sets of clothes made for him, a morning dress for outings, and a set of everyday wear. ‘I thought about it, but I didn't think it was appropriate,’ he said as he stood, resplendent in morning dress, at Buckingham Palace. Standing beside a large mahogany table was King George VI in morning dress, looking the typical Gentleman Squire to his fingertips. I have been invited to a wedding, but the invitation states that we should wear morning dress. The British representatives at the conference were more soberly dressed in formal morning dress. Even in his final interview he had to appear before the Court of Common Council in full morning dress.
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