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Meanings of raincoat in English
Portuguese
capa de chuva Catalan
gavardina Usage of raincoat in English
1
So it was that the subject of the raincoat came up again.
2
A raincoat is a practical wardrobe essential for our mercurial Irish climes.
3
Whoever it was wore a long raincoat, his hands in his pockets.
4
She was wearing a raincoat and cradling a baby in her arms.
5
Anyway, he was wearin' a suit and tie and a gray raincoat.
6
He pulled the raincoat up around his shoulders, and lay back stiffly.
7
A small, half-familiar figure, almost lost in a raincoat, was standing there.
8
It is easy to ignore the rain if you have a raincoat.
9
From his neck to his heels he was covered by a raincoat.
10
She was wearing a hooded raincoat, barely recognizable in the foggy mist.
11
As always in bad weather, he was wearing a raincoat and galoshes.
12
He was thin, balding and narrow-faced, dressed in a suit and raincoat.
13
A desolate Queen, in raincoat, sheds a tear for her favourite residence.
14
Lorenzo, it's a gray Lexus with a raincoat in the front seat.
15
I took off my raincoat and hung it on the door knob.
16
Julia had no difficulty imagining her in dark glasses and a raincoat.
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Raincoat through the time
Raincoat across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common