Definition of frock coat in English:

frock coat

noun

A man's double-breasted, long-skirted coat, now worn chiefly on formal occasions.
（双排纽扣）男士礼服大衣（现主要在正式场合穿）
Example sentencesExamples
- The mourners came in traditional dress - frock coats, top hats and bowlers.
- The best man and groomsmen wore frock coats also, but in a more subdued tone.
- His eyes were a remarkably brilliant sapphire-blue, set off by the strange lavender-blue color of his frock coat.
- Croft got up and went out into the hall where Jeffries divested him of his lounging jacket and helped him into a black frock coat.
- Throughout the nineteenth century, the frock coat dominated men's wardrobes.
- On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library.
- Their frock coats, if not ripped and worn from hard campaigning, were torn by bullet holes and shrapnel.
- On the left, under a tree, is the collector Victor Chocquet, in a dark frock coat, his overturned top hat on the ground behind him.
- There's Playfair, in his black top hat and frock coat, his back to the viewer, giving directions to his men.
- Trent had also dressed me in tight black jeans, a black t-shirt and a black velvet frock coat.
- The financial services industry is remarkably different from the days when bank managers wore top hats and frock coats.
- They belonged to a gentleman in a frock coat with mischievous eyes.
- Try any of those and you'll probably be stopped by a man in a frock coat wearing a gold-braided top hat.
- Top hats and frock coats are still fashionable.
- It was not until the turn of the last century that the suit established itself as standard daywear for the professional man, gradually supplanting the waisted frock coat and then the lounge coat.
- The frock coat is not a tightly fitted garment, but is meant to be worn fairly loosely.
- It is feasible that the frock coat was so called because the length was reminiscent of earlier clothing articles.
- Two tents down the line Wild Bill Hickok rested on a tall stool, the ivory handled butts of his Colts showing on both sides of his open frock coat.
- I make frock coats for men from £450.00, not including materials, post and packing.
- The move from medicines being carried in frock coats to being carried in medicine chests occurred toward the end of the 19th century.

Definition of frock coat in US English:

frock coat

nounˈfräk ˌkōtˈfrɑk ˌkoʊt

A man's double-breasted, long-skirted coat, now worn chiefly on formal occasions.
（双排纽扣）男士礼服大衣（现主要在正式场合穿）
Example sentencesExamples
- Trent had also dressed me in tight black jeans, a black t-shirt and a black velvet frock coat.
- It was not until the turn of the last century that the suit established itself as standard daywear for the professional man, gradually supplanting the waisted frock coat and then the lounge coat.
- Two tents down the line Wild Bill Hickok rested on a tall stool, the ivory handled butts of his Colts showing on both sides of his open frock coat.
- The mourners came in traditional dress - frock coats, top hats and bowlers.
- On the left, under a tree, is the collector Victor Chocquet, in a dark frock coat, his overturned top hat on the ground behind him.
- Their frock coats, if not ripped and worn from hard campaigning, were torn by bullet holes and shrapnel.
- The financial services industry is remarkably different from the days when bank managers wore top hats and frock coats.
- Try any of those and you'll probably be stopped by a man in a frock coat wearing a gold-braided top hat.
- Top hats and frock coats are still fashionable.
- Croft got up and went out into the hall where Jeffries divested him of his lounging jacket and helped him into a black frock coat.
- The best man and groomsmen wore frock coats also, but in a more subdued tone.
- On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library.
- They belonged to a gentleman in a frock coat with mischievous eyes.
- There's Playfair, in his black top hat and frock coat, his back to the viewer, giving directions to his men.
- I make frock coats for men from £450.00, not including materials, post and packing.
- The frock coat is not a tightly fitted garment, but is meant to be worn fairly loosely.
- Throughout the nineteenth century, the frock coat dominated men's wardrobes.
- The move from medicines being carried in frock coats to being carried in medicine chests occurred toward the end of the 19th century.
- His eyes were a remarkably brilliant sapphire-blue, set off by the strange lavender-blue color of his frock coat.
- It is feasible that the frock coat was so called because the length was reminiscent of earlier clothing articles.

词汇	frock coat
释义	Definition of frock coat in English: frock coat noun A man's double-breasted, long-skirted coat, now worn chiefly on formal occasions. （双排纽扣）男士礼服大衣（现主要在正式场合穿） Example sentencesExamples The mourners came in traditional dress - frock coats, top hats and bowlers. The best man and groomsmen wore frock coats also, but in a more subdued tone. His eyes were a remarkably brilliant sapphire-blue, set off by the strange lavender-blue color of his frock coat. Croft got up and went out into the hall where Jeffries divested him of his lounging jacket and helped him into a black frock coat. Throughout the nineteenth century, the frock coat dominated men's wardrobes. On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library. Their frock coats, if not ripped and worn from hard campaigning, were torn by bullet holes and shrapnel. On the left, under a tree, is the collector Victor Chocquet, in a dark frock coat, his overturned top hat on the ground behind him. There's Playfair, in his black top hat and frock coat, his back to the viewer, giving directions to his men. Trent had also dressed me in tight black jeans, a black t-shirt and a black velvet frock coat. The financial services industry is remarkably different from the days when bank managers wore top hats and frock coats. They belonged to a gentleman in a frock coat with mischievous eyes. Try any of those and you'll probably be stopped by a man in a frock coat wearing a gold-braided top hat. Top hats and frock coats are still fashionable. It was not until the turn of the last century that the suit established itself as standard daywear for the professional man, gradually supplanting the waisted frock coat and then the lounge coat. The frock coat is not a tightly fitted garment, but is meant to be worn fairly loosely. It is feasible that the frock coat was so called because the length was reminiscent of earlier clothing articles. Two tents down the line Wild Bill Hickok rested on a tall stool, the ivory handled butts of his Colts showing on both sides of his open frock coat. I make frock coats for men from £450.00, not including materials, post and packing. The move from medicines being carried in frock coats to being carried in medicine chests occurred toward the end of the 19th century. Definition of frock coat in US English: frock coat nounˈfräk ˌkōtˈfrɑk ˌkoʊt A man's double-breasted, long-skirted coat, now worn chiefly on formal occasions. （双排纽扣）男士礼服大衣（现主要在正式场合穿） Example sentencesExamples Trent had also dressed me in tight black jeans, a black t-shirt and a black velvet frock coat. It was not until the turn of the last century that the suit established itself as standard daywear for the professional man, gradually supplanting the waisted frock coat and then the lounge coat. Two tents down the line Wild Bill Hickok rested on a tall stool, the ivory handled butts of his Colts showing on both sides of his open frock coat. The mourners came in traditional dress - frock coats, top hats and bowlers. On the left, under a tree, is the collector Victor Chocquet, in a dark frock coat, his overturned top hat on the ground behind him. Their frock coats, if not ripped and worn from hard campaigning, were torn by bullet holes and shrapnel. The financial services industry is remarkably different from the days when bank managers wore top hats and frock coats. Try any of those and you'll probably be stopped by a man in a frock coat wearing a gold-braided top hat. Top hats and frock coats are still fashionable. Croft got up and went out into the hall where Jeffries divested him of his lounging jacket and helped him into a black frock coat. The best man and groomsmen wore frock coats also, but in a more subdued tone. On September 20, 1953, George Jonas, caretaker of the Yorkshire Museum, saw an old man wearing a frock coat and sporting white side whiskers reading a book in the library. They belonged to a gentleman in a frock coat with mischievous eyes. There's Playfair, in his black top hat and frock coat, his back to the viewer, giving directions to his men. I make frock coats for men from £450.00, not including materials, post and packing. The frock coat is not a tightly fitted garment, but is meant to be worn fairly loosely. Throughout the nineteenth century, the frock coat dominated men's wardrobes. The move from medicines being carried in frock coats to being carried in medicine chests occurred toward the end of the 19th century. His eyes were a remarkably brilliant sapphire-blue, set off by the strange lavender-blue color of his frock coat. It is feasible that the frock coat was so called because the length was reminiscent of earlier clothing articles.
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