tent coat (english) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/tɛnt koʊt/

Meaning and Usage

A "tent coat" typically refers to a large, loose-fitting outdoor coat that resembles a tent in its structure, often used for camping or in cold weather conditions. It can also imply a coat designed for outdoor use, sometimes being waterproof or insulated. While the term is not as frequently utilized in contemporary English, it may be encountered more in written contexts, especially in literature discussing outdoor gear or historical reference to clothing styles.

Example Sentences

1. The hikers packed their tent coat for the chilly night under the stars.

2. Translation: В походе туристы упаковали свой палаточный пиджак для холодной ночи под звездами.

3. Her tent coat kept her warm during the sudden rainstorm.

4. Translation: Её палаточный пиджак спас её от холода во время внезапного дождя.

5. He wore a tent coat that flapped in the wind as he walked across the field.

6. Translation: Он носил палатку, которую раскидало по ветру, когда он шел через поле.

Idiomatic Expressions

While "tent coat" does not appear commonly in idiomatic expressions, related words and concepts such as 'coat' do appear frequently in English idioms:

1. "Coat of many colors"
2. Meaning: Refers to something very diverse or various.
3. Example Sentence: She wore a coat of many colors at the festival, representing different cultures.

4. Translation: На фестивале она носила "пиджак многих цветов", представляющий разные культуры.

5. "Put on a brave face" (as wearing a coat metaphorically)

6. Meaning: To appear confident and happy in difficult situations.
7. Example Sentence: Despite the challenges, he put on a brave face as if he were wearing a sturdy coat.

8. Translation: Несмотря на трудности, он притворялся смелым, как будто носил крепкий пиджак.

9. "Coat of arms"

10. Meaning: A heraldic design on a shield or escutcheon; also a symbol of family or institution.
11. Example Sentence: The ancient castle was adorned with the coat of arms of the noble family.
12. Translation: Старинный замок был украшен гербом благородной семьи.

Etymology

The term "tent" originates from the Old French "entente," which derives from the Latin "tentare," meaning "to stretch." The word "coat" comes from the Old French "cote," which is derived from the Latin "cota," a derivative of "cuttis," meaning "hide."

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms:
• Outerwear
• Overcoat

• Anorak

• Antonyms:

• Tank top
• Short sleeves
• Light jacket