English to Estonian Meaning of tunic - tuunika

Tunic :
tuunika

tuunika, membraan, kriket, puri, Tunica, nahk, pärisnahk, koor

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Definitions of tunic in English
Noun(1) an enveloping or covering membrane or layer of body tissue(2) any of a variety of loose fitting cloaks extending to the hips or knees
Examples of tunic in English
(1) This garment was a wool or linen tunic reaching the knee, with baggy, elbow length sleeves and side slits up to the waist to allow free movement.(2) It had been a while since he had worn anything but the heavy grey pants, white tunic and navy half coat that made up his uniform.(3) He was in the matching tunic and trousers dressmaker Sarah had designed to match the gown of his bride.(4) I sagged into his arms as he held me close, hands smoothing over the tunic and trousers I wore.(5) A-line tunic tops(6) The school already allowed girls to wear a headscarf with the shalwar kameez - loose trousers and tunic approved by local Muslim leaders.(7) She was rinsing her wet hands on a white skirt, and her tunic was caked in flour.(8) The threatened uniform typically consists of a khaki military tunic with trousers, though in Scottish regiments the trousers are usually tartan or replaced by a kilt.(9) Avoid bulbs with spindly, pale stem growth, active root growth, missing tunic (the skin on the bulb) and surface mould or disease.(10) The demise of the smart police tunic was not welcomed in favour of what became known disparagingly as the ÔÇÿMatalanÔÇÖ fleece jacket.(11) The entire package is protected by a thin outer skin called the tunic .(12) He wore a long, faded green cloak over his worn mishmash of clothing: a tunic , trousers, and scuffed boots.(13) She was dressed in a tunic , trousers, shirt, boots and cloak, the traditional garb of a lone male warrior.(14) Krista was wearing a brown tunic and skirt, and a brown hooded cloak.(15) I packed a lot of my pretty clothes, like my long tunic shirts with beads woven into them.(16) She wore moccasins, gloves, a skirt and a tunic , all made of leather.
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1. tunica ::
Tunica
2. adventitia ::
adventitia
Different Forms
tunic, tunics
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