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Meanings of folk dress in inglés
ruso
традиционная одежда portugués
traje típico catalán
indumentària tradicional español
traje típico 
Expression of identity through costume, which is usually associated with a geographic area or a period of time in history.
Usage of folk dress in inglés
1
Most people would not have known either, especially not folk dressed as she was.
2
Is that the way folks dress out in the settlemints?
3
Summer people in sandals and beach cover-ups alternating with old folks dressed up for church.
4
There's folks dressed like it was New York.
5
To see folk dressed up and painted, rampaging about and talking havers, just making fools of themselves.
6
'Why, you won't stand before all those folks dressed that way, will you?'
7
I tell you, half those Indians are just your folks dressed-up, and painted red and black, and with feathers stuck in their hair.
8
He found the courtyard of the house full of fisher folk dressed in their holiday attire, who had appeared to tender him their thanks.
9
"Do folks dress up at these parties?"
10
"Dressed like folks dressed to marry."
11
"Rural folk dressed in a way peculiar to themselves then," he said; "now they dress like the rest of the world.