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Meanings of cardigan in English

Portuguese
welsh corgi cardigan

Slightly bowlegged variety of corgi having rounded ears and a long tail.

welsh corgi cardigan

A type of knit shirt having an open front, that can usually be buttoned or zipped.

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Examples for "Cardigan Welsh corgi"
Examples for "Cardigan Welsh corgi"
1
Here we have the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
Wired
Usage of cardigan in English
1
Today at her South Auckland rest home, she's crafting a pink cardigan.
Radio NZ
2
With his two hands he takes his cardigan and tears it open.
Masked
3
With one fine hand she drew her cardigan closed across her breasts.
The distant hours
4
Then Lena pulled aside her grey cardigan to reveal a shoulder holster.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
5
A cardigan sweater embellished with polar bears references the TV show Lost.
Wired
6
Remember when your pasty dad wore that pale green cardigan one Easter?
The Guardian
7
It's time to put away the jandals and get out the cardigan.
Radio NZ
8
She wears a cardigan over a simple cotton dress and tennis shoes.
Feminist dot com
9
I added a cardigan, buttoned at the top as Katy had instructed.
Fatal Voyage
10
I slipped a cardigan over my shoulders and took the elevator down.
The Elephant Vanishes
11
Korten, in cords, checked shirt, and a casual cardigan, greeted me heartily.
Self's punishment
12
Hanging on the back of the chair was a woman's cardigan sweater.
The Storyteller
13
A gauche, boxy cardigan with a virtuoso Lesage appliqué of trailing vines.
The Guardian
14
A cardigan that matched her short-sleeved jumper was hanging over Popeye's arm.
The blood spilt
15
Her cardigan had fallen from her shoulder, exposing her bare suntanned skin.
The marks of cain
16
She sports a cardigan over the top and clutches a yellow handbag.
Radio NZ
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Translations for cardigan
Cardigan through the time
Cardigan across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common