"shirtjack" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From English shirt-jac.",
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      "form": "shirtjacks",
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      "form": "shirtjackje",
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  "lang": "Dutch",
  "lang_code": "nl",
  "pos": "noun",
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        {
          "english": "Coat and tie do not serve any purpose. On the contrary! They are absolutely wrong in our climate. Guyanese shirt-jacs and Surinamese wraparounds, these are types of appropriate clothing, on which we can build a tradition.",
          "ref": "1970 June 29, “Gooi weg die jas en das. Koloniale tradities: A comedy of manners [Throw away that coat and tie. Colonial traditions: A comedy of manners]”, in Vrije Stem: onafhankelijk weekblad voor Suriname, page 1:",
          "text": "Jas en das dienen geen enkel doel. Integendeel.! Ze zijn absoluut fout in ons klimaat. De guanese [sic] SHIRT-JACS en de surinaamse TAI-BERE'S, DAT zijn vormen van aangepaste kleding, waarop we een traditie kunnen voortbouwen.",
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          "english": "He stood out because of his solid build, his full grey hair, his fashionable glasses and he was always dressed in a shirt-jac – light brown, grey or dark blue – especially recognisable thanks to his initials HR embroidered on the left front pocket.",
          "ref": "2015 September 18, “Harold Ramdhani een workaholic met een korreltje zout [Harold Ramdhani, a workaholic with a grain of salt]”, in StarNieuws, retrieved 2020-11-17:",
          "text": "Hij viel op door zijn robuuste postuur, vol grijs haar, een modieuze bril en was altijd gekleed in shirtjack – lichtbruin, grijs of donkerblauw – vooral te herkennen aan het borduursel van zijn initialen HR op de linker voorzak.",
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        "short-sleeved, open-collar, single-breasted, four-button men's jacket, sometimes with two narrow bands of vertical folds on the front, usually made of fabric in subdued colours as part of a suit, worn as formal or business wear, without a dress shirt"
      ],
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        "(Suriname) short-sleeved, open-collar, single-breasted, four-button men's jacket, sometimes with two narrow bands of vertical folds on the front, usually made of fabric in subdued colours as part of a suit, worn as formal or business wear, without a dress shirt"
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          "english": "Coat and tie do not serve any purpose. On the contrary! They are absolutely wrong in our climate. Guyanese shirt-jacs and Surinamese wraparounds, these are types of appropriate clothing, on which we can build a tradition.",
          "ref": "1970 June 29, “Gooi weg die jas en das. Koloniale tradities: A comedy of manners [Throw away that coat and tie. Colonial traditions: A comedy of manners]”, in Vrije Stem: onafhankelijk weekblad voor Suriname, page 1:",
          "text": "Jas en das dienen geen enkel doel. Integendeel.! Ze zijn absoluut fout in ons klimaat. De guanese [sic] SHIRT-JACS en de surinaamse TAI-BERE'S, DAT zijn vormen van aangepaste kleding, waarop we een traditie kunnen voortbouwen.",
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          "english": "He stood out because of his solid build, his full grey hair, his fashionable glasses and he was always dressed in a shirt-jac – light brown, grey or dark blue – especially recognisable thanks to his initials HR embroidered on the left front pocket.",
          "ref": "2015 September 18, “Harold Ramdhani een workaholic met een korreltje zout [Harold Ramdhani, a workaholic with a grain of salt]”, in StarNieuws, retrieved 2020-11-17:",
          "text": "Hij viel op door zijn robuuste postuur, vol grijs haar, een modieuze bril en was altijd gekleed in shirtjack – lichtbruin, grijs of donkerblauw – vooral te herkennen aan het borduursel van zijn initialen HR op de linker voorzak.",
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