dress code

See also: dress-code

English

Alternative forms

• dressing code

Pronunciation

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Noun

dress code (plural dress codes)

1. A formal specification of acceptable attire for a specific event or location.

   The dress code for the funeral said dark - meaning white shirt, black suit, with a black necktie (no bowties permitted.)

Derived terms

• dress-code (verb)

Translations

formal specification of acceptable attire

• Basque: janzkera kode
• Bulgarian: дре́скод m (dréskod)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 著裝要求 / 着装要求 (zhuózhuāng yāoqiú), 着装要求 (zhuózhuāng yāoqiú), 著裝規定 / 着装规定 (zhuózhuāng guīdìng), 着装规定 (zhuózhuāng guīdìng), 著裝標準 / 着装标准 (zhuózhuāng biāozhǔn), 着装标准 (zhuózhuāng biāozhǔn)

• Finnish: pukeutumisohje (fi), pukukoodi (fi)
• French: code vestimentaire (fr) m, dress code (fr) m
• German: Kleiderordnung (de) f, Kleidervorschrift f, Dresscode (de) m
• Polish: dress code (pl) m
• Russian: дресс-ко́д (ru) m (drɛss-kód)
• Spanish: código de vestimenta m
• Swedish: klädkod (sv)
• Turkish: kıyafet kodu

Italian

Etymology

Borrowed from English dress code.

Noun

dress code m (uncountable)

1. dress code

   Synonyms: codice d'abbigliamente, codice vestimentario

Polish

Etymology

Unadapted borrowing from English dress code.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈdrɛs ˈkɔt/
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Noun

dress code m inan

1. dress code (formal specification of acceptable attire)

Declension

Declension of dress code

	singular	plural
nominative	dress code	dress code'y
genitive	dress code'u	dress code'ów
dative	dress code'owi	dress code'om
accusative	dress code	dress code'y
instrumental	dress code'em	dress code'ami
locative	dress codzie	dress code'ach
vocative	dress codzie	dress code'y

Further reading

• dress code in Polish dictionaries at PWN
• dress-code at Obserwatorium językowe Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego