Definition of clothing in English:

clothing

noun ˈkləʊðɪŋˈkloʊðɪŋ

mass noun

Clothes collectively.
bring warm clothing and waterproofs
Example sentencesExamples
- I find that a lot of professional clothing with a tailored look doesn't fit me well.
- When the door to his office finally opens, he is indeed in casual clothing: a shirt and jogging shoes.
- When he returned he had removed his boots and outer clothing and was wearing just his shirt and hose.
- Strong footwear, warm outdoor clothing and waterproofs are all essential.
- Students must ensure that each item of clothing, including underwear, be clearly labelled with their names.
- The man involved was in his 30s with shoulder length dark hair, wearing a black woollen hat and baggy clothing.
- Participants are advised to wear warm comfortable rainproof clothing and suitable footwear.
- They want to be dressed in fashionable clothing, wear fancy shoes and drive cool cars.
- She wore the short skirts and skimpy clothing that people like that would wear.
- They must fast from midnight prior to arrival and are advised to bring warm and waterproof clothing.
- Like with any piece of clothing, you really need to try jeans on to see how they work.
- He wore a dark baseball cap and dark clothing, including a waterproof padded jacket.
- By definition, an overcoat is a heavy coat worn over ordinary clothing in cold weather.
- None of the rest of us had raincoats or particularly warm clothing.
- You will probably have to exchange traditional clothing for warm winter wear or you will freeze.
- Wear loose, comfortable clothing and if possible bring a scarf for the hips.
- He was wearing prison issue clothing of a blue striped shirt and brown trousers.
- The rest of her clothing - a shirt, jeans and underwear - was knotted around her neck.
- As a result, athletes have to wear heavy clothing to keep warm between events.
- I have quite an eye for fashionable clothing and this garment caught my attention immediately.
Synonyms
clothes, garments, articles of clothing, articles of dress, attire, garb

Definition of clothing in US English:

clothing

nounˈkloʊðɪŋˈklōT͟HiNG

Clothes collectively.
an item of clothing
as modifier the clothing trade
Example sentencesExamples
- I have quite an eye for fashionable clothing and this garment caught my attention immediately.
- Like with any piece of clothing, you really need to try jeans on to see how they work.
- He wore a dark baseball cap and dark clothing, including a waterproof padded jacket.
- When the door to his office finally opens, he is indeed in casual clothing: a shirt and jogging shoes.
- They want to be dressed in fashionable clothing, wear fancy shoes and drive cool cars.
- Wear loose, comfortable clothing and if possible bring a scarf for the hips.
- The man involved was in his 30s with shoulder length dark hair, wearing a black woollen hat and baggy clothing.
- As a result, athletes have to wear heavy clothing to keep warm between events.
- They must fast from midnight prior to arrival and are advised to bring warm and waterproof clothing.
- By definition, an overcoat is a heavy coat worn over ordinary clothing in cold weather.
- None of the rest of us had raincoats or particularly warm clothing.
- You will probably have to exchange traditional clothing for warm winter wear or you will freeze.
- Strong footwear, warm outdoor clothing and waterproofs are all essential.
- Participants are advised to wear warm comfortable rainproof clothing and suitable footwear.
- She wore the short skirts and skimpy clothing that people like that would wear.
- The rest of her clothing - a shirt, jeans and underwear - was knotted around her neck.
- Students must ensure that each item of clothing, including underwear, be clearly labelled with their names.
- I find that a lot of professional clothing with a tailored look doesn't fit me well.
- When he returned he had removed his boots and outer clothing and was wearing just his shirt and hose.
- He was wearing prison issue clothing of a blue striped shirt and brown trousers.
Synonyms
clothes, garments, articles of clothing, articles of dress, attire, garb

单词	clothing
释义	Definition of clothing in English: clothing noun ˈkləʊðɪŋˈkloʊðɪŋ mass noun Clothes collectively. bring warm clothing and waterproofs Example sentencesExamples I find that a lot of professional clothing with a tailored look doesn't fit me well. When the door to his office finally opens, he is indeed in casual clothing: a shirt and jogging shoes. When he returned he had removed his boots and outer clothing and was wearing just his shirt and hose. Strong footwear, warm outdoor clothing and waterproofs are all essential. Students must ensure that each item of clothing, including underwear, be clearly labelled with their names. The man involved was in his 30s with shoulder length dark hair, wearing a black woollen hat and baggy clothing. Participants are advised to wear warm comfortable rainproof clothing and suitable footwear. They want to be dressed in fashionable clothing, wear fancy shoes and drive cool cars. She wore the short skirts and skimpy clothing that people like that would wear. They must fast from midnight prior to arrival and are advised to bring warm and waterproof clothing. Like with any piece of clothing, you really need to try jeans on to see how they work. He wore a dark baseball cap and dark clothing, including a waterproof padded jacket. By definition, an overcoat is a heavy coat worn over ordinary clothing in cold weather. None of the rest of us had raincoats or particularly warm clothing. You will probably have to exchange traditional clothing for warm winter wear or you will freeze. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and if possible bring a scarf for the hips. He was wearing prison issue clothing of a blue striped shirt and brown trousers. The rest of her clothing - a shirt, jeans and underwear - was knotted around her neck. As a result, athletes have to wear heavy clothing to keep warm between events. I have quite an eye for fashionable clothing and this garment caught my attention immediately. Synonyms clothes, garments, articles of clothing, articles of dress, attire, garb Definition of clothing in US English: clothing nounˈkloʊðɪŋˈklōT͟HiNG Clothes collectively. an item of clothing as modifier the clothing trade Example sentencesExamples I have quite an eye for fashionable clothing and this garment caught my attention immediately. Like with any piece of clothing, you really need to try jeans on to see how they work. He wore a dark baseball cap and dark clothing, including a waterproof padded jacket. When the door to his office finally opens, he is indeed in casual clothing: a shirt and jogging shoes. They want to be dressed in fashionable clothing, wear fancy shoes and drive cool cars. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and if possible bring a scarf for the hips. The man involved was in his 30s with shoulder length dark hair, wearing a black woollen hat and baggy clothing. As a result, athletes have to wear heavy clothing to keep warm between events. They must fast from midnight prior to arrival and are advised to bring warm and waterproof clothing. By definition, an overcoat is a heavy coat worn over ordinary clothing in cold weather. None of the rest of us had raincoats or particularly warm clothing. You will probably have to exchange traditional clothing for warm winter wear or you will freeze. Strong footwear, warm outdoor clothing and waterproofs are all essential. Participants are advised to wear warm comfortable rainproof clothing and suitable footwear. She wore the short skirts and skimpy clothing that people like that would wear. The rest of her clothing - a shirt, jeans and underwear - was knotted around her neck. Students must ensure that each item of clothing, including underwear, be clearly labelled with their names. I find that a lot of professional clothing with a tailored look doesn't fit me well. When he returned he had removed his boots and outer clothing and was wearing just his shirt and hose. He was wearing prison issue clothing of a blue striped shirt and brown trousers. Synonyms clothes, garments, articles of clothing, articles of dress, attire, garb
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