Uniforme (en. Uniform)

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Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Set of garments worn by members of the same institution, such as schools or armed forces.

Soldiers wear a uniform that distinguishes them from civilians.

Los soldados llevan un uniforme que los distingue de los civiles.

Quality of being the same or similar in all its parts.

The uniform for math courses is based on a similar methodology.

El uniforme de los cursos de matemáticas se basa en una metodología similar.

From the Latin 'uniformis', which means 'of one form'.

uniformed man

A person who wears a uniform, typically associated with a profession.

hombre de uniforme

school uniform

Standardized clothing worn by students in educational institutions.

uniforme escolar

to go out in uniform

Wearing the work uniform or uniforms when leaving home.

salir de uniforme

clothing

Set of garments used for dressing.

indumentaria

insignia

Distinctive sign used on uniforms to identify members of an organization.

divisa

position

Position or function that a person holds within an organization.

cargo

It derogatorily refers to someone who blindly follows the rules.

Don't be uniform, think for yourself.

No seas uniforme, piensa por ti mismo.