donkey jacket in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for donkey jacket in the English»French Dictionary

donkey jacket N

donkey jacket

grosse veste f de travail

Translations for donkey jacket in the English»French Dictionary

jacket [Brit ˈdʒakɪt, Am ˈdʒækət] N

1. jacket:

jacket (garment)

veste f

jacket (man's)

veste f

jacket (man's)

veston m

potatoes (baked) in their jackets FOOD

pommes fpl de terre en robe des champs (au four)

potatoes (baked) in their jackets attr sleeve, pocket

de veste

2. jacket (of book):

jacket, a. dust jacket

jaquette f

jacket, a. dust jacket Am (of record)

pochette f

jacket, a. dust jacket attr illustration, design

de couverture

3. jacket TECH (insulating):

jacket

enveloppe f isolante

donkey [Brit ˈdɒŋki, Am ˈdɔŋki, ˈdɑŋki] N ZOOL

donkey

âne m

she could talk the hind leg off a donkey!

c'est un vrai moulin à paroles! inf

donkey's years ago inf

il y a une éternité

I've known him for donkey's years inf

je le connais depuis des années or une éternité

donkey jacket in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for donkey jacket in the English»French Dictionary

donkey jacket N Brit

donkey jacket

pelisse f

Translations for donkey jacket in the English»French Dictionary

jacket [ˈdʒækɪt] N

1. jacket:

jacket

veste f

2. jacket of book:

jacket

couverture f

3. jacket Am, Aus MUS:

jacket

pochette f

donkey [ˈdɒŋki, Am ˈdɑ:ŋ-] N

donkey

âne m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Wearing a donkey jacket and balaclava, she was driven, and walked around the area.

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He wore a donkey jacket with the collar turned up, his geezer-ish accent slipping occasionally.

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Ash even wore his donkey jacket to the funeral.

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She lived next to a factory that made the fabric for miners donkey jackets, where her father was managing director.

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The black-and-white photographs show the four gangsters sporting distinctive donkey jackets, silk scarves, bell-bottom trousers, steel-capped boots and caps worn on the side of the head.

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