Definition of surcoat in English:

surcoat

noun ˈsəːkəʊtˈsərˌkoʊt

historical

1A loose robe worn over armour.
Example sentencesExamples
- The priests were decked out in gray robes and surcoats which were decorated with archaic runes that Kefari didn't recognize.
1. 1.1 A sleeveless garment worn as part of the insignia of an order of knighthood.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The man himself was obviously a Knight as could be deduced from the white surcoat emblazoned with the golden crest of a hawk covering the suit of chainmail he wore.
  The knights adopted unique designs painted on their shields and on the surcoats covering the armour (hence the term ‘coat of arms’).
  A pair of black armored guards, whose surcoats show a panther rampant on a sword, stand before the gates, attentive and ready, with spears held high.
  When I met with them they still wore their Bouren surcoats and armor.
  The former regiment wore a grey sleeveless surcoat and the latter regiment a black one.
2. 1.2 An outer coat of rich material.
  Example sentencesExamples
  She saw as well a slender young woman with shoulder length dark brown hair and pale blue eyes wearing a long brown tunic and a black surcoat intricately embroidered along its cuffs and hem.
  She certainly changed her apparel and came forth in a ‘rich mantle and surcoat of purple velvet furred with ermines’.
  The purple on his surcoat made his striking cobalt eyes seem deep violet.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French surcot, from sur 'over' + cot 'coat'.

Definition of surcoat in US English:

surcoat

nounˈsərˌkoʊtˈsərˌkōt

historical

1A loose robe worn over armor.
Example sentencesExamples
- The priests were decked out in gray robes and surcoats which were decorated with archaic runes that Kefari didn't recognize.
1. 1.1 A sleeveless garment worn as part of the insignia of an order of knighthood.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The former regiment wore a grey sleeveless surcoat and the latter regiment a black one.
  When I met with them they still wore their Bouren surcoats and armor.
  The knights adopted unique designs painted on their shields and on the surcoats covering the armour (hence the term ‘coat of arms’).
  The man himself was obviously a Knight as could be deduced from the white surcoat emblazoned with the golden crest of a hawk covering the suit of chainmail he wore.
  A pair of black armored guards, whose surcoats show a panther rampant on a sword, stand before the gates, attentive and ready, with spears held high.
2. 1.2 An outer coat of rich material.
  Example sentencesExamples
  She saw as well a slender young woman with shoulder length dark brown hair and pale blue eyes wearing a long brown tunic and a black surcoat intricately embroidered along its cuffs and hem.
  The purple on his surcoat made his striking cobalt eyes seem deep violet.
  She certainly changed her apparel and came forth in a ‘rich mantle and surcoat of purple velvet furred with ermines’.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French surcot, from sur ‘over’ + cot ‘coat’.

单词	surcoat
释义	Definition of surcoat in English: surcoat noun ˈsəːkəʊtˈsərˌkoʊt historical 1A loose robe worn over armour. Example sentencesExamples The priests were decked out in gray robes and surcoats which were decorated with archaic runes that Kefari didn't recognize. 1.1 A sleeveless garment worn as part of the insignia of an order of knighthood. Example sentencesExamples The man himself was obviously a Knight as could be deduced from the white surcoat emblazoned with the golden crest of a hawk covering the suit of chainmail he wore. The knights adopted unique designs painted on their shields and on the surcoats covering the armour (hence the term ‘coat of arms’). A pair of black armored guards, whose surcoats show a panther rampant on a sword, stand before the gates, attentive and ready, with spears held high. When I met with them they still wore their Bouren surcoats and armor. The former regiment wore a grey sleeveless surcoat and the latter regiment a black one. 1.2 An outer coat of rich material. Example sentencesExamples She saw as well a slender young woman with shoulder length dark brown hair and pale blue eyes wearing a long brown tunic and a black surcoat intricately embroidered along its cuffs and hem. She certainly changed her apparel and came forth in a ‘rich mantle and surcoat of purple velvet furred with ermines’. The purple on his surcoat made his striking cobalt eyes seem deep violet. Origin Middle English: from Old French surcot, from sur 'over' + cot 'coat'. Definition of surcoat in US English: surcoat nounˈsərˌkoʊtˈsərˌkōt historical 1A loose robe worn over armor. Example sentencesExamples The priests were decked out in gray robes and surcoats which were decorated with archaic runes that Kefari didn't recognize. 1.1 A sleeveless garment worn as part of the insignia of an order of knighthood. Example sentencesExamples The former regiment wore a grey sleeveless surcoat and the latter regiment a black one. When I met with them they still wore their Bouren surcoats and armor. The knights adopted unique designs painted on their shields and on the surcoats covering the armour (hence the term ‘coat of arms’). The man himself was obviously a Knight as could be deduced from the white surcoat emblazoned with the golden crest of a hawk covering the suit of chainmail he wore. A pair of black armored guards, whose surcoats show a panther rampant on a sword, stand before the gates, attentive and ready, with spears held high. 1.2 An outer coat of rich material. Example sentencesExamples She saw as well a slender young woman with shoulder length dark brown hair and pale blue eyes wearing a long brown tunic and a black surcoat intricately embroidered along its cuffs and hem. The purple on his surcoat made his striking cobalt eyes seem deep violet. She certainly changed her apparel and came forth in a ‘rich mantle and surcoat of purple velvet furred with ermines’. Origin Middle English: from Old French surcot, from sur ‘over’ + cot ‘coat’.
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