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Meanings of folk dress in inglés
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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.
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Examples for "traditional costume"
Examples for "traditional costume"
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Personally I have experienced wearing a traditional costume, or more precisely a Dirndl dress.
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Beautiful women dressed in traditional costume will ascend the mossy steps and perform a ritual.
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The leaders were met by an honour guard in traditional costume on the South Korean side.
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She appeared wearing a hanbok, or Korean traditional costume, and mimicked Ms Ri's tearful voice and exaggerated gestures.
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It was a fine, mediaeval bit of work, with Venus, in her traditional costume, in the centre of it.
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The prevailing race wear vibrant patterns, and traditional dress at formal occasions.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest A Maasai man in traditional dress using a smartphone.
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I went along in traditional dress, thinking: This is Desmond Tutu.
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Many women, most in colourful traditional dress, brought their children to polling stations.
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Many women, most in colorful traditional dress, brought their children to polling stations.
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Women are required to wear traditional clothing in public, including the hijab.
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A tall, well-formed Draicon, clad in the traditional clothing of the Burke pack.
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Youths banged drums on top of cars while men in traditional clothing rode on horses.
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Everyone wore the graceful traditional clothing here; men and women alike wore trousers and boots or slippers.
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Porollo covered each woman in traditional clothing associated with their homeland, so only their faces are visible.
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They made their appearance in magnificent national costume, splendidly embroidered in gold.
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The national costume, like the national language, was, if possible, to die.
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He was in his dressing-gown, surrounded by his gentlemen in the national costume.
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On the throne sits King Wladislaus in the rich national costume.
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They wore the national costume, and were adorned with a profusion of jewels.
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It is that traditional garment that has influenced Derrane's latest collection Within the Shawl.
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Beautiful traditional garment is not for her.
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Her project 'Lamba' explores cultural identity and heritage in her home country by examining the role of traditional garment in the Malagasy society.
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Now, the Mexican designer is preparing to present his traditional garments at New York Fashion Week next month.
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Tongan traditional garments with a contemporary look will be showcased for the first time in New Zealand this weekend.
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The suits recall the exuberant mariachi folk costume worn by six-time Olympian Hubertus von Hohenlohe at the Games in Sochi in 2014.
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This annual bacchanal -pegged to the solstice, dressed up in folk costume and steeped in Viking meaning -happened to coincide with my visit.
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Ukrainians in folk costumes take part in a celebration of the traditional Ivana Kupala (Ivan the Bather) holiday near Kiev July 6, 2009.
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Others sell Zulu traditional attire like animal skins or warrior dress.
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The other bridesmaids opted for more traditional attire of purple and red dresses.
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Japanese monks have been skipping, skating and juggling to show how unrestrictive their traditional attire is.
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What a number of bridegrooms and uncles of bridegrooms our friend had been in this traditional attire!
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Will he shun traditional attire to turn up for tonight's France-Croatia semi-final clash wearing his team's blue jersey?
Usage of folk dress in inglés
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Most people would not have known either, especially not folk dressed as she was.
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Is that the way folks dress out in the settlemints?
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Summer people in sandals and beach cover-ups alternating with old folks dressed up for church.
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There's folks dressed like it was New York.
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To see folk dressed up and painted, rampaging about and talking havers, just making fools of themselves.
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'Why, you won't stand before all those folks dressed that way, will you?'
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I tell you, half those Indians are just your folks dressed-up, and painted red and black, and with feathers stuck in their hair.
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He found the courtyard of the house full of fisher folk dressed in their holiday attire, who had appeared to tender him their thanks.
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"Do folks dress up at these parties?"
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"Dressed like folks dressed to marry."
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"Rural folk dressed in a way peculiar to themselves then," he said; "now they dress like the rest of the world.