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Meanings of don a pair in English
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Usage of don a pair in English
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Mr. Minturn, come with me and don a pair of overalls.
2
Hard snow is very abrasive, so always don a pair of light gloves for protection.
3
While anybody can don a pair of gratuitously small pants and have the likes of Boris Johnson slavering, charm takes work.
4
And as for donning snow boots with a hook, re-entering the ocean or needing six months training just to don a pair of socks?
5
But even for those consumers who are ready to don a pair of glasses to watch the TV in their living room, it isn't easy.
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She noted Xavier donning a pair he'd taken from his own pocket.
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He had removed his shoes and donned a pair of blue, faded carpet-slippers.
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She'd donned a pair of faded jeans and a short-sleeved sweatshirt.
9
I then donned a pair of gray and orange Skechers sneakers.
10
As she donned a pair of oven mitts, Mark breezed into the kitchen.
11
He crossed and donned a pair of sterile latex gloves.
12
The inquisitor donned a pair of smoked-glass goggles.
13
At the age of 5, he donned a pair of goggles to avoid tears while cutting onions.
14
Donning a pair of sunglasses, she surveyed the scene from the elevated terrace and checked her watch.
15
Mr Lavac donned a pair of fins and swam out while the other lifeguards manned the reel.
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Gray donned a pair of latex gloves.