Car Coat

Pronunciation: /kɑr koʊt/

Definitions of car coat

noun a heavy, knee-length overcoat worn by drivers of open cars to protect against wind and weather

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a new car coat for the winter.

A2 She wore her stylish car coat to the party.

B1 The car coat kept me warm during the cold weather.

B2 The classic car coat is a timeless wardrobe staple.

C1 The designer car coat was made from high-quality materials.

C2 Her vintage car coat was a rare find at the thrift store.

Examples of car coat in a Sentence

formal The gentleman wore a stylish car coat to the business meeting.

informal She threw on a car coat before heading out to run errands.

slang I love your new car coat, where did you get it?

figurative His words acted as a protective car coat, shielding her from the harsh criticism.

Grammatical Forms of car coat

• plural: car coats
• comparative: more car coat
• superlative: most car coat
• present tense: wears car coat
• future tense: will wear car coat
• perfect tense: has worn car coat
• continuous tense: is wearing car coat
• singular: car coat
• positive degree: car coat
• infinitive: to wear car coat
• gerund: wearing car coat
• participle: worn car coat

Origin and Evolution of car coat

First Known Use: 1925 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'car coat' originated in the early 20th century in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a short, lightweight coat worn by drivers of open cars to protect their clothing while driving, the term 'car coat' has evolved to refer to a versatile, mid-length coat suitable for wearing in a car or for everyday use.