Usage of "velvet bolaro"

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Short jacket, generally worn open in front.

Synonyms

Examples for "figaro"

They have shown an admirable sense of responsibility, he told Le Figaro. 
 Reuters 

Hersant's group controlled titles including the conservative Le Figaro and France Soir. 
 The Irish Times 

France's right-leaning daily Le Figaro called Spain and Italy the real winners. 
 Reuters 

That is, if you believe Le Figaro and the New York Post. 
 Wired 

At the time set for the elopement the Count and Figaro appear. 
 The Standard Operas: Their Plots, Their Music, and Their Compose... 

Krauss had sung the bolero in the Vespri Siciliani; and Mlle. 
 The Phantom of the Opera 

All this as the etiquette of the bolero inexorably demanded. 
 Strange True Stories of Louisiana 

The bolero is only a continuous display of musical fireworks. 
 In the Courts of Memory, 1858-1875; from Contemporary Letters 

After the supper, which was magnificent, the bolero was danced. 
 Strange True Stories of Louisiana 

A beaded bolero jacket fitted over a white silk blouse. 
 Tangled Trails: A Western Detective Story 

A beaded bolero jacket fitted over a white silk blouse. 
 Tangled Trails: A Western Detective Story 

She's wearing a catsuit and a bolero jacket, and looks sexy and kind of scary. 
 Shadow of the Mothaship 

Ida pushed her bolero jacket from her shoulders, saying, "This seems nice and quiet enough." 
 Vandover and the Brute 

So I wore a l'il short blazer bolero jacket, put this belt on … I was alright then. 
 The Guardian 

Does your dad still wear a conical-crowned sombrero, bell-shaped trousers, bolero jacket, and all that sort of thing? 
 The Pride of Palomar 

Translations for velvet bolaro

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Meanings of velvet bolaro in English