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Meanings of carnival costume in English

Spanish
disfraz
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Clothing representing a specific period or place, or an historical or fictional character, worn for a masquerade, fancy dress ball, costume party or parade.

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        Usage of carnival costume in English
        1
        Jake looks at the beautiful tall girl in her carnival costume.
        Carnival
        2
        Kingsley resembles a grotesque and funny carnival costume.
        The Guardian
        3
        The girl wore a carnival costume.
        The Goose Man
        4
        Oh, it's Josephine and Jane in their carnival costumes, and here's Eleanor at the wicket.
        Judy of York Hill
        5
        Despite the crisis scenario Frankfurt's burse traders followed a long tradition to wear carnival costumes at Germany's carnival Tuesday.
        Reuters
        6
        To-night, however, I was hardly seated when in came a party of Germans, all in mask and Carnival costume.
        Mae Madden
        7
        He had been consistently snubbed and flouted, he and his poetry, and his love-making, and his carefully prepared Carnival costumes.
        A Siren
        8
        "The child was dressed in some carnival costume, and apparently he was on his way to this house."
        The Eternal City
        9
        During reclaim the streets anti-roads protest in the late 1990s, figures danced on stilts wearing carnival costumes under which pneumatic diggers tore up the roads.
        The Guardian
        Translations for carnival costume
        Spanish
        disfraz