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Meanings of smock in English

Portuguese
gabardina
Catalan
bata
Spanish
bata
Wikidata

A loose coverall (coat or frock) reaching down to the ankles.

        gabardina
        Portuguese
        bata
        Spanish
        blusón
        Wikidata

        Shirt-like undergarments for the body, often gathered or embroidered at the neck and sleeves; later, loose outer garments designed to protect more valuable attire from soil or paint.

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              bata
              Usage of smock in English
              1
              A man in a smock stood in the midst of the litter.
              Through stained glass / A Novel
              2
              Already in his smock-frock he is a companion for princes and queens.
              The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 2, No. 14, December 1858 / A Magazi...
              3
              Rustics in snowy smock-frocks jerked their hats off smiling as we passed.
              The Book of Snobs
              4
              He was dressed like a small farmer, in top-boots and a smock-frock.
              Venetia
              5
              Dean makes his wife march below deck and change into her smock.
              News.com.au
              6
              He received them in his smock-frock, which he held out for more.
              Brother Jacob
              7
              He rose, and began to fumble with the buttons of his smock.
              Innocent : her fancy and his fact
              8
              Beneath the skin smock she wore, her breath came raggedly and deeply.
              Man-Size
              9
              Over her coarse smock and gown she wore a black cotton reboso.
              The Splendid Idle Forties: Stories of Old California
              10
              She wore jeans, a polo top, the Wal-Mart smock, all very normal.
              Summer knight
              11
              He was pacing back and forth, his green surgical smock still intact.
              The forever war
              12
              She tramped around, then changed into her smock and began making pies.
              Mildred Pierce
              13
              Incongruously, he was dressed in a blue surgeon's smock and surgery slippers.
              Altered carbon
              14
              Would I be as free as in this little old brown smock?
              The Little House in the Fairy Wood
              15
              She arched her shoulders and felt the smock fall around her ankles.
              Heart of oak
              16
              The man in the smock looked up at me and nodded, unsurprised.
              Altered carbon
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