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wardrobe

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈwɔrdroʊb/ · UK /ˈwɔːdrəʊb/

wardrobe means: A tall cupboard where you hang or keep clothes.

noun

CLOTHES CUPBOARDA2

A tall cupboard where you hang or keep clothes.

  • My coat is in the wardrobe.
  • We bought a wooden wardrobe for the bedroom.
  • She opened the wardrobe doors and chose a dress.

Similar words: closet, armoire

Common phrases: wooden wardrobe, bedroom wardrobe, wardrobe door

YOUR CLOTHESB2

All the clothes that one person owns.

  • Her wardrobe includes many colorful dresses.
  • I need to update my wardrobe for work.
  • He built his entire wardrobe around a few basic colors.

Similar words: clothes, clothing collection

Common phrases: summer wardrobe, new wardrobe, update your wardrobe

THEATER COSTUMESC1

All the costumes kept by a theater or theater company.

  • The theater has a large wardrobe.
  • Actors chose their coats from the company wardrobe.
  • The wardrobe includes costumes from fifty years of productions.

Similar words: costume collection

Common phrases: theater wardrobe, company wardrobe, wardrobe collection

Questions about wardrobe

What does wardrobe mean?

A tall cupboard where you hang or keep clothes.

What is wardrobe in other languages?

Türkçe: gardırop · Español: armario · Français: armoire · Deutsch: Kleiderschrank · Italiano: armadio · 日本語: 洋服だんす

How do you pronounce wardrobe?

In American English /ˈwɔrdroʊb/; in British English /ˈwɔːdrəʊb/.

How do you use wardrobe in a sentence?

My coat is in the wardrobe. We bought a wooden wardrobe for the bedroom.

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