jacket
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdʒækɪt/
Forms: jackets
jacket means: A short piece of clothing with sleeves, worn over other clothes on your upper body.
noun
A short piece of clothing with sleeves, worn over other clothes on your upper body.
- Put on your jacket.
- She took her keys from her jacket pocket.
- Do you need a warmer jacket?
The upper part of a suit, worn over a shirt and usually matching the trousers.
- His suit jacket is black.
- She hung her jacket beside the matching trousers.
- He buttoned his jacket before entering the meeting.
An outer covering that protects something, such as a book or record.
- The book has a blue jacket.
- She removed the torn dust jacket.
- The record jacket features a photograph of the band.
verb
To put a protective outer covering around something.
- We need to jacket the pipe.
- The manufacturer jackets each cable with plastic.
- They jacketed the tank to reduce heat loss.
Questions about jacket
What does jacket mean?
A short piece of clothing with sleeves, worn over other clothes on your upper body.
What is jacket in other languages?
Türkçe: ceket · Español: chaqueta · Français: veste · Deutsch: Jacke · Italiano: giacca · 日本語: ジャケット
How do you pronounce jacket?
It is pronounced /ˈdʒækɪt/.
How do you use jacket in a sentence?
Put on your jacket. She took her keys from her jacket pocket.
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