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Meanings of wardrobe in English
Usage of wardrobe in English
1
A new patron, a new set of bank cards, a new wardrobe.
2
Nobody goes out and buys a winter wardrobe these days, he said.
3
It occurred to her that her school wardrobe didn't seem quite right.
4
So Lili would wait behind the wardrobe-shecouldn't say for how long.
5
It also took home accolades for best editing, wardrobe and sound production.
6
Thanks to natural deodorants, I'm no stranger to a mid-workday wardrobe change.
7
Look in the wardrobe and think make-do-and-mend, no need for new stuff.
8
It's unclear whether the judges docked the couple for the wardrobe issue.
9
Now, you too can try working these statement pieces into your wardrobe.
10
The new suits come as a much-needed upgrade to NASA's astronaut wardrobe.
11
The apparition seems to grow out of the glass of the wardrobe.
12
His wardrobe, bookshelf, and dining table are used to display his collection.
13
The wardrobe of the steamer-trunk lady had suffered in the winter's wear.
14
Statement sleeves Skinny jeans are an essential in every fashion girl's wardrobe.
15
And once inside the room the door of a wardrobe sprang open.
16
There in the wardrobe hung those wonderful robes-pink and blue and many-tinted.
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Translations for wardrobe
Catalan
Russian
Wardrobe through the time
Wardrobe across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Less common
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