wardrobe

wardrobe
noun
1) (piece of furniture) Kleiderschrank, der
2) (stock of clothes) Garderobe, die; (in theatre) Kostüme Pl.
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['wo:drəub]
noun
1) (a cupboard in which clothes may be hung: Hang your suit in the wardrobe.) die Garderobe
2) (a stock of clothing: She bought a complete new wardrobe in Paris.) die Garderobe
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ward·robe
[ˈwɔ:drəʊb, AM ˈwɔ:rdroʊb]
n
1. (cupboard) [Kleider]schrank m
2. no pl (clothes) Garderobe f
3. (department) Kostümfundus m
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['wɔːdrəʊb]
n
1) (esp Brit: cupboard) (Kleider)schrank m
2) (= clothes) Garderobe f
3) (THEAT) (= clothes) Kostüme pl; (= room) Kleiderkammer f, Kostümfundus m
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wardrobe [ˈwɔː(r)drəʊb] s
1. a) Garderobe f (Kleiderbestand):
winter wardrobe
b) THEAT Kostümfundus m
2. Kleiderschrank m
3. Garderobe f (auch THEAT):
a) Kleiderkammer f, -ablage f
b) Ankleidezimmer n
4. Garderobe(nverwaltung) f (des königlichen Haushalts etc)
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noun
1) (piece of furniture) Kleiderschrank, der
2) (stock of clothes) Garderobe, die; (in theatre) Kostüme Pl.
* * *
n.
Garderobe f.
Garderobenschrank m.
Kleiderschrank m.
Kleidung -en f.

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