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Definition of capote - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
outerwearDated long coat or cloak with a hoodDated
- He wore a capote to shield himself from the rain.
2.
historyDated coat made from a blanket worn by woodsmenDated
- The woodsman donned his capote before heading into the forest.
3.
fashionDated UK close-fitting woman's bonnetDated UK
- She adjusted her capote before stepping out into the garden.
Images of capote
long coat or cloak with a hood 
coat made from a blanket worn by woodsmen 
close-fitting woman's bonnet
Origin of capote
French, capote (hooded cloak)
Examples of capote in a sentence
A capote was essential for the winter expedition. He wrapped himself in a capote for warmth. The capote was essential for surviving harsh winters. The vintage capote was displayed in the museum. She wore a capote that matched her Victorian dress.
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- French:capote, ...
- German:Kapote, Deckenmantel, ...
- Italian:cappotto, capote, ...
- Spanish:capote, abrigo de manta, ...
- Portuguese:capote, gorro, ...
- Chinese:斗篷, 毛毯大衣, ...
- Japanese:カポート, 毛布コート, ...
- Arabic:عَبَاءَة بِغِطَاء رَأْس, معطف من بطانية, ...
- Hebrew:קַפּוֹטָה, כּוֹבַע צָמוּד, ...
- Russian:капот, чепчик, ...
- Ukrainian:капот, пальто з ковдри, ...
- Hindi:कैपोट, कंबल कोट, ...
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