Translation of German word "Kostüm" to English
dasKostüm
Meaning
NounNeuter noun meaning 'costume (theatrical, carnival) or women's tailored suit'.
How to use
Kostüm ('costume / woman's suit') is a neuter noun: das Kostüm (plural: die Kostüme). Refers to theatre/Halloween costumes or a business suit for women (consisting of jacket and skirt).
🇬🇧 English
costume / suit (women's)
Example
Für das Theaterstück hat sie ein aufwendiges Kostüm genäht.
She sewed an elaborate costume for the play.
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Common phrases
- Faschingskostüm— carnival costume
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What is the definition of the German word "das Kostüm"?▼
The German word "das Kostüm" is defined as: "Neuter noun meaning 'costume (theatrical, carnival) or women's tailored suit'."
What does the German word "das Kostüm" mean?▼
The German word "das Kostüm" means "costume / suit (women's)" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Für das Theaterstück hat sie ein aufwendiges Kostüm genäht." (which translates as "She sewed an elaborate costume for the play.").
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