raincoat in Vietnamese

@raincoat /'reinkout/
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Sentence patterns related to "raincoat"

1. Who else's raincoat can this be?

2. I like this purple raincoat.

3. She belted her raincoat over her pyjamas.

4. Her knees trembled underneath her raincoat.

5. He dipped in his raincoat pocket.

6. His old raincoat became a running joke .

7. She wore her wine-coloured gaberdine raincoat.

8. My raincoat was caught up on the hook.

9. My face and raincoat were soaking wet.

10. He had no raincoat on when the rain started.

11. Ken was in his usual attire of raincoat over flannel trousers.

12. The dark clouds remembered me to take my raincoat along.

13. You must put on a raincoat;it's pelting down now.

14. She pulled off her raincoat before entering the room.

15. Wearing a raincoat, even on a hot day, is one of her idiosyncrasies.

16. Free shipping and returns on Lauren Ralph Lauren 'Balmacaan' Raincoat at Nordstrom.com

17. The sun's out, but I'll take a raincoat just the same.

18. 3 Muzium Brunei Diraja collected the Raincoat of Ong Sum Ping.

19. She wore a light travelling raincoat, and was carrying only a small leather bag.

20. Anchor Uniform's Canterbury (Cantebury) is a handsome, durable Balmacaan style traditional dress raincoat

21. To him I bequeath my collar and leash and my overcoat and raincoat.

22. He wasn't wearing his raincoat, he was carrying it over his arm.

23. Wearing a new sports jacket and grey flannels under his open raincoat.

24. Two days ago, I was got a supernatural raincoat from an enchanter.

25. An Armband can be created by cutting apart a raincoat with an appropriate knife

26. There was something familiar about him, his fawn raincoat, his thinness, the way he moved.

27. 26 At the end of the barn he saw a fragment of raincoat material between two bales.

28. Putting on his raincoat, he glanced at her and was too benumbed to shake her hand.

29. Here he is in the bathroom, wearing his grimy raincoat with the turned-up collar.

30. I gathered all my courage, discarded my raincoat, handbag and shoes, and climbed over the rail.

31. But it was an expensive raincoat, because one of its buttons is a small radio transmitter.

32. Doing so will produce five Armbands, all the same color as the raincoat that was cut apart

33. London Fog Men's Durham Single-Breasted Fly-Front Balmacaan Raincoat 3.6 out of 5 stars 79 ratings

34. Golf Personal Goods: Golf umbrella, golf raincoat, wind-coat, golf raiment, bag, golf cap, glove, golf towel, belt and so on.

35. A man in a blue poplin raincoat was standing outside the Delicatessen waving a bundle of show-biz newspapers.

36. Morenz removed the book and stuffed it inside his light raincoat, jamming it with his left arm under his armpit.

37. Then comes the crowning glory of Frank's act, as he peels off his raincoat to reveal a smart suit underneath.

38. On the morning of the delivery he hid in an alley armed with a baseball bat concealed under his raincoat.

39. The woman in the blue raincoat fell to her knees, still clinging with one hand to the push-chair.

40. Here thieves removed a picture from the wall and police believe they then walked out with it hidden under a long raincoat.

41. Her indecision made her sweat; her armpits felt clammy under her raincoat and the palms of her hands were moist.

42. A Cagoule is basically a weatherproof raincoat (full-zipper), or anorak (half-zip), often made out of nylon, with hood attached, and possibly reaching your knees

43. Traditional 44" Balmacaan dress raincoat; Single breasted trenchcoat with fly front; Outershell made of 60% Combed Cotton, 40% Polyester; Shell is treated with Dupont Teflon fabric protector for water and stain repellency

44. A Cagoule (French: [kaɡul]), also spelled cagoul, kagoule or kagool, is the British English term for a lightweight (usually without lining), weatherproof raincoat or anorak with a hood, which often comes in knee-length form

45. A Balmacaan is a "loose, full overcoat with raglan sleeves, originally made of rough woolen cloth." It is named after an estate near Inverness, Scotland, and is a single-breasted coat, often a raincoat.