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Meanings of layette in English
Spanish
ajuar de bebé Usage of layette in English
1
He had been provided with a splendid layette by an enthusiastic Protestant Duchess.
2
She showed Mary the layette, the minute white garments, beautifully stitched and embroidered.
3
Shopping for her layette, I grumbled over the relentless color coding of babies.
4
He keeps a layette to remind himself of his mother.
5
Mrs. Barsaloux, relenting, had sent a layette of French workmanship, and Marna was radiantly happy.
6
Connie Corleone presented the baby with a silk layette handmade in Italy, enormously expensive and beautiful.
7
Sewing rooms shifted their output from layette kits for newborns to first-aid packets for shipment to the front.
8
And she bought little dresses and hats and booties and sweaters, and a layette fit for a princess.
9
Countless stitches must be taken, a serious number of dollars spent, that the prettiest layette possible might await the coming mite.
10
Your mother could buy your layette from him, and your cradle, soothing-syrup, perambulator, and toys; she could hire your nurse at Hugo's.
11
See also the answer of Washington to La Layette, ib.
12
Quality luxury gift hampers and newborn baby layette's are elegantly presented and delivered to parents nationwide.
13
Her mother, a patient, penny pinching Jewess, was owner of a small Montmartre baby-clothes shop called La Layette pour Fr.
14
-Doyou know how much the child's layette cost?
15
"She hides her condition with a certain modesty, but from my window, I have often seen her making the dainty layette."
16
He had been provided with a splendid layette by an enthusiastic Protestant Duchess.
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Frequent collocations
Layette through the time