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Meanings of civilian clothes in English
Clothing worn in private or civil life, especially by those otherwise in uniform.
Usage of civilian clothes in English
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Military officers were present at all events, in uniform or civilian clothes.
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A Reuters witness saw men in civilian clothes firing into the air.
3
He was reported to have been wearing civilian clothes at the time.
4
The civilian clothes that he wore caused an itching of the skin.
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They wear civilian clothes, and are treated with consideration and well fed.
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Use them to buy your civilian clothes and kit after your dismissal.
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Would you go out and buy me an outfit of civilian clothes?
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A man in civilian clothes- adetectivefrom headquarters-wentup to the desk.
9
In her civilian clothes, Glory disappeared, but what a stroke of luck!
10
There were worlds and worlds of men in Genoa; men in civilian clothes.
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They mounted the stairs rapidly-two officers in uniform and another in civilian clothes.
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Of all the officers of state, only he wore civilian clothes.
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Most of the soldiers who appear in the pictures are in civilian clothes.
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Three hideous-looking men in civilian clothes kept close to the policemen.
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A young man in civilian clothes sat at breakfast in the officers' mess-tent.
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All were perfectly wide awake in a moment and donned their civilian clothes.
This collocation consists of:
Civilian clothes through the time
Civilian clothes across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common