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Education - Outfits

Here you will learn some English words related to outfits such as "gymslip", "gown", and "mortarboard".

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blazer
blazer
[noun]

a type of light jacket either worn with pants that do not match or as a uniform by the members of a union, school, club, etc.

Ex: He wore a navy blazer to the job interview. 
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gymslip
gymslip
[noun]

a sleeveless dress worn by girls, primarily in the United Kingdom and Ireland, as a school uniform

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school badge

a small symbol that students wear to show they belong to a specific school

Ex: Before leaving for school, he clipped on his school badge to his shirt. 
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PE kit
PE kit
[noun]

a set of clothing worn for physical education classes or sports activities

Ex: Students were required to wear their PE kit consisting of shorts, a t-shirt, and sneakers for the gym class. 
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gown
gown
[noun]

a long, loose garment worn for formal, official, or ceremonial occasions

Ex: The lawyer put on her gown before the trial. 
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mortarboard

a black cap with a stiff square top and a tassel, worn as a sign of academic achievement

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academic regalia

the traditional attire worn by faculty, staff, and students during academic ceremonies such as graduations, typically including robes, caps, and hoods

Ex: The professor donned his academic regalia, complete with a doctoral hood, for the commencement ceremony. 
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tassel
tassel
[noun]

a hanging ornament made of threads or cords, often found at the end of graduation caps or attached to curtains or clothing

Ex: As the graduates walked across the stage, the tassels on their caps swayed with each step. 
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academic stole

a decorative sash worn over the shoulders by graduating students as a symbol of academic achievement or membership in an organization

Ex: She proudly wore her academic stole adorned with the school's colors and emblem during the commencement ceremony. 
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honor cord

a decorative cord worn around the neck or over the graduation gown by graduating students to signify academic achievement or membership in an honor society

Ex: She proudly wore the honor cord around her neck, signifying her outstanding academic performance throughout her college years. 
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hood
hood
[noun]

a garment worn over the shoulders and back, typically with a colorful lining and trim, to signify the academic degree and field of study of the wearer

Ex: The doctoral candidate proudly wore a hood with gold trim, indicating the completion of their Ph.D. in Psychology. 
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Tudor bonnet

a traditional academic cap with a soft crown and a tassel worn by graduates and faculty members during academic ceremonies

Ex: The professor wore a Tudor bonnet adorned with a black tassel during the graduation ceremony. 
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