Meaning of the word clothes

Dressed as I was in the mollah bashi’s clothes, my first care was to make such alterations in them that they should not hold me up to suspicion, and this I did for a trifling expense at an old clothes’ shop, although, at the same time, I took care not to part with any of the valuable articles which had fallen into my possession. ❋ James Morier (N/A)

There was a lawn tennis court and eleven indoor staff, there was fishing and shooting, and adventures for the children, with tree houses and charades; a family orchestra and dressing up in clothes from the huge dressing-up cupboard on wet days. ❋ Unknown (1939)

As I said, all the knowledge I had about what message to give with the clothes is here invalid. ❋ Darwi (2009)

Another interesting thing I see in the paintings besides the clothes is the women’s figures. ❋ Unknown (2009)

While others label clothes for heavier women «plus sizes,» she dubs them «real sizes.» ❋ Unknown (2008)

When I am drying my clothes is my most comfortable moment! ❋ B. 974? Murasaki Shikibu Izumi Shikibu (1920)

The chief god with white hair and wonderful clothes — It is what they call clothes; under it they are as you and me, only the color is different — the chief god will give many bells to any folk who can show him the way to Quinsai. ❋ Unknown (1922)

Upon those views, I began to consider about putting the few rags I had, which I called clothes, into some order. ❋ Unknown (1895)

Upon these views I began to consider about putting the few rags I had, which I called clothes, into some order; I had worn out all the waistcoats I had, and my business was now to try if I could not make jackets out of the great watch-coats which I had by me, and with such other materials as I had; so I set to work, tailoring, or rather, indeed, botching, for I made most piteous work of it. ❋ Unknown (1719)

Upon these views, I began to consider about putting the few rags I had, which I called clothes, into some order: I had worn out all the waistcoats I had, and my business was now to try if I could not make jackets out of the great watch-coats that I had by me, and with such other materials as I had; so I set to work a tailoring, or rather, indeed; a botching, for I made most piteous work of it. ❋ Daniel Defoe (1696)

Dress your child comfortably, in clothes that are easily removed. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Dress your child comfortably, in clothes that are easily removed (Sweat clothes, t — shirts). ❋ Unknown (2010)

Hey, [put on] some clothes before people [stare] at you like [creeps]. ❋ Edgymofo (2021)

Gavin dry-humped [Roberta] [on the bus]. Since they both wore clothes, [copulation] was avoided. ❋ Killing Kittens (2006)

Many people are being [classified] based on [what kind] of clothes they wear. You’ve probably [done it], too. ❋ Matt (2005)

[I don’t wanna] wear clothes. [Its too much] [to carry]. ❋ Ive Been Jammin @ UD.com (2008)

[Girl]: «Like [OMG] where [did you] get those clothes?!» ❋ Gemini18 (2007)

My clothes were made in [Indonesia]. They [already] traveled [the world]. ❋ Sheeeeeeeesh (2019)

[driving] on [the road] is [optional], like pants ❋ Slab (2004)

why can’t we just have [fur] like other [animals], [why do] we have to use clothes? ❋ Quinn Is My Fake Name (2021)

[Bitch], [put on] your [clothes] ❋ Alomar (2005)

Rick: Yo dude, did you [see Alice’s] clotheds?
Steve: What? I got [nudes].. [Tough luck] man. ❋ MRSLADYMISSY (2018)

• Afrikaans: klere (af)
• Albanian: rroba, tesha, veshje (sq) f, enë (sq)
• Arabic: مَلَابِس‎ f (malābis), ثِيَاب‎ f (ṯiyāb), كِسْوَة‎ f (kiswa)

  Egyptian Arabic: هدوم‎ (hidūm), لبس‎ m (libs)

• Armenian: հագուստ (hy) (hagust), զգեստ (hy) (zgest)
• Aromanian: vishtimintu n, nviscãmindu n, stranj n, stranjiu n, alãxãmintu n, stoli, custumi
• Asturian: ropa f
• Azerbaijani: geyim (az), paltar (az), libas, əyin
• Bashkir: кейем (keyem)
• Basque: arropa
• Belarusian: адзе́жа f (adzjéža), адзе́нне n (adzjénnje)
• Bengali: পোশাক (bn) (pōśak), কাপড় (bn) (kapôṛ)
• Bulgarian: облекло́ (bg) n (oblekló), дре́хи (bg) pl (dréhi), оде́жда (bg) f (odéžda) (church vestment)
• Burmese: အဝတ်အစား (my) (a.wat-a.ca:)
• Catalan: roba (ca)
• Cebuano: sinina
• Central Sierra Miwok: ˀyká·py-
• Chamicuro: ropa
• Cherokee: ᏧᎾᏄᏬ (tsunanuwo), ᏗᎿᏬ (dihnawo)
• Chickasaw: naafka
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 衣服 (ji¹ fuk⁶), 服裝／服装 (fuk⁶ zong¹), 衣著 (ji¹ zoek³), 衣着 (ji¹ zoek³), 衫褲／衫裤 (saam¹ fu³), 衫 (saam¹)

  Dungan: йишон (yišon), йифу (yifu)

  Hakka: 服裝／服装 (fu̍k-chông), 衫褲／衫裤 (sâm-fu)

  Mandarin: 衣服 (zh) (yīfu), 服裝／服装 (zh) (fúzhuāng), (colloquial) 衣裳 (zh) (yīshang), 衣著 (zh) (yīzhuó), 衣着 (zh) (yīzhuó)

  Min Dong: 衣裳 (ĭ-siòng)

  Min Nan: 衣服 (i-ho̍k), 服裝／服装 (zh-min-nan) (ho̍k-tsong), 衫褲／衫裤 (saⁿ-khò͘), 衫仔褲／衫仔裤 (zh-min-nan) (saⁿ-á-khò͘), 衫 (zh-min-nan) (saⁿ)

  Wu: 衣裳 (i zaan)

• Crimean Tatar: urba
• Czech: oblečení (cs) n, šaty (cs) pl
• Danish: tøj (da) n, klæder pl (formal), beklædning c
• Dolgan: таӈас (taňas)
• Dutch: kleren (nl) pl
• Esperanto: vestaĵo (eo)
• Estonian: kehakate, riided, riietus
• Faroese: klæði n pl
• Fataluku: faru
• Finnish: vaate (fi)
• French: vêtements (fr)
• Galician: vestimenta (gl) f
• Georgian: ტანსაცმელი (ṭansacmeli)
• German: Kleider (de) n pl, Kleidung (de) f (both rather formal); Anziehsachen (de) f pl, Klamotten (de) f pl (both informal)
• Greek: ρούχο (el) n (roúcho)

  Ancient: ἐσθής f (esthḗs), ἱμάτια n pl (himátia)

• Hawaiian: lole
• Hebrew: בְּגָדִים‎ m pl (bgadím)
• Hindi: कपड़े (hi) m pl (kapṛe)
• Hungarian: ruha (hu), ruhák (hu)
• Icelandic: föt (is) n pl
• Ido: vesti (io), vestaro (io)
• Ilocano: bado
• Indonesian: pakaian (id)
• Irish: éadach m
• Istriot: vesteîti
• Italian: vestiti (it) m pl, abbigliamento (it) m
• Japanese: 衣服 (ja) (いふく, ifuku), 服 (ja) (ふく, fuku), 衣類 (ja) (いるい, irui)
• Javanese: panganggo (jv)
• Kalmyk: хувцн (huvtsn)
• Kapampangan: malan
• Karachay-Balkar: кийим (kiyim)
• Karaim: kijit́
• Kazakh: киім (kk) (kiım)
• Khakas: кип (kip)
• Khmer: ខោអាវ (khao ʼaaw), អាវ (km) (ʼaaw)
• Korean: 옷 (ko) (ot), 의복(衣服) (ko) (uibok)
• Kumyk: гийим (giyim)
• Kurdish:

  Central Kurdish: بەرگ‎ (ckb) (berg), جل‎ (cil)

  Northern Kurdish: cil (ku), kinc (ku), cilûberg (ku), libas (ku), çek (ku)

• Kyrgyz: кийим (ky) (kiyim)
• Lao: ສົ້ງເສື້ອ (song sư̄a), ເສື້ອຜ້າ (sư̄a phā), ເຄື່ອງນຸ່ງ (khư̄ang nung)
• Latin: vestīmenta n pl, vestītus m (4th decl.), vestis f (mass noun), velāmen n (mass noun, poetic)
• Latvian: drēbes f pl
• Lithuanian: apranga f
• Macedonian: облека f (obleka)
• Malay: pakaian (ms)
• Maltese: ħwejjeġ pl
• Maori: kākahu, ko(w)heka
• Middle English: clething
• Mongolian:

  Cyrillic: хувцас (mn) (xuvcas), хунар (mn) (xunar)

• Navajo: ééʼ
• Nepali: कपडा (ne) (kapaḍā)
• Ngarrindjeri: mayinggar
• Nogai: кийим (kiyim)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: klær (no) pl, bekledning f

• Occitan: vestit (oc) m
• Old Church Slavonic:

  Cyrillic: одежда f (odežda)

• Old English: clāþas m pl
• Oromo: uffata
• Ossetian: дарӕс (daræs), уӕлӕдарӕс (wælædaræs), дзаума (ʒawma)
• Pashto: البسه‎ f pl (albesá), نواري‎ m pl (nawārí)
• Pennsylvania German: Gleeder n pl
• Persian: لباس‎ (fa) (lebâs), پوشاک‎ (fa) (pušâk)
• Polish: ubranie (pl) n, ubrania n pl, odzież (pl) m
• Portuguese: roupa (pt) f, vestuário (pt) m
• Quechua: p’acha
• Romani: gada m pl
• Romanian: haine (ro) f pl, îmbrăcăminte (ro) f, rufe (ro) f pl
• Russian: оде́жда (ru) f (odéžda), одёжа (ru) f (odjóža) (colloquial, dated)
• Scottish Gaelic: aodach m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: о̏дећа f, о̏дјећа f, о̀дежда f

  Roman: ȍdeća f, ȍdjeća f, òdežda (sh) f

• Sidamo: uddano
• Slovak: oblečenie n, šaty pl, oblek m
• Slovene: obleka (sl) f, perílo n
• Southern Altai: кийим (kiyim)
• Somali: lebis
• Sotho: diaparo
• Spanish: ropa (es) f, trapos (es) m pl (despective)
• Swedish: kläder (sv) c pl
• Tagalog: kasuotan, damit
• Tajik: либос (tg) (libos)
• Tamil: உடுப்பு (ta) (uṭuppu), உடை (ta) (uṭai), ஆடை (ta) (āṭai), துணி (ta) (tuṇi)
• Tatar: кием (tt) (kiyem)
• Thai: เสื้อผ้า (th) (sʉ̂ʉa-pâa)
• Tibetan: ན་བཟའ (na bza’), དུག་སློག (dug slog)
• Tocharian B: wastsi
• Tofa: кедім (kedim)
• Tok Pisin: klos
• Turkish: giyim (tr), giysi (tr), örtüler (tr)
• Turkmen: geýim, egin-eşik
• Ukrainian: о́дяг (uk) m (ódjah), оде́жа f (odéža), о́діж f (ódiž)
• Urdu: کپڑے‎ m pl (kapṛe), لباس‎ (libās)
• Urum: кийим (kiyim) ,т’ийим (t́iyim)
• Uyghur: كىيىم‎ (ug) (kiyim)
• Uzbek: kiyim (uz), libos (uz)
• Vietnamese: quần áo (vi), trang phục (vi), đồ (vi)
• Welsh: dillad (cy) pl, dilledyn (cy) m
• West Flemish: klêers pl
• White Hmong: khaub ncaws
• Winnebago: wainį
• Yakut: таҥас (tañas)
• Yiddish: אָנטאָן‎ n (onton), קליידער‎ n pl (kleyder)
• Yoruba: aṣọ, ẹ̀wù
• Zhuang: buh, buhvaq

Last Updated:
16 Feb 2023
— Updated example sentences

одежда, платье, постельное белье

существительное ↓

Словосочетания

clothes as ragged as a scarecrow’s — одежда изорвана, словно на пугале  
with clothes wet by splashed water — в забрызганной водой одежде  
doll clothes — одежда для кукол  
designer clothes — одежда от известного дизайнера, авторская одежда  
dolls’ clothes — одежда для кукол  
clothes emporium — магазин одежды  
informal clothes — обычная одежда  
to jump into one’s clothes — быстро, наспех одеться  
to leave off one’s winter clothes — перестать носить, снять тёплые вещи  
tastelessly matched clothes — безвкусно подобранная одежда  
nifty clothes — модная одежда  
clothes makes the man — одежда красит человека  

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Britannica Dictionary definition of CLOTHES

[plural]