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génér. ensemble ; toilet ; toilette ; rig-out ; robing ; tenue ; garb ; get-up ; habit ; vine (мужской) ; the outer man ; outfit (Vova21 ; suit of clothes ; skirt suit (женский Alexander Demidov ; rig out ; dress (система предметов и элементов одежды, обуви, аксессуаров) ; friar's habit ; clothes ; suit (a set of clothes usually all of the same cloth etc., made to be worn together, e.g. a jacket, trousers (and waistcoat) for a man, or a jacket and skirt or trousers for a woman; a piece of clothing for a particular purpose • a bathing-suit / diving-suit ) ; garniture (kee46 ; disguise ; fancy dress ; attire ; set out argot. flute ; set of drapes (особенно новый и модный) ; weeds ; bowl of fruit (Are you wearing your bowl of fruit tonight? Interex ; tin flute (I'll be wearing me tin flute. Interex astr. clothing ; garment bask. shirt Gruzovik, vêtem. clothes humour. habiliment ; the outer woman industr. drawers ; twinset (мужской или женский) inform. rig ; set-out ; getup (VLZ_58 milit. overalls natat. swimming suit obsol. disguisement océan. dress progr. tracker (для захвата движения ssn vêtem. suit (The word is used both for men's and women's clothes denoting a set of articles of outer clothing of the same material. The word costume denotes an article of women's clothing, a short coat and skirt, and it is not used when speaking of men's clothes unless actor's clothes or some other special outfit is meant) génér. setting ; theatrical coll. costumery (театральные) makar. costumes publ. wardrobe théâtr. theatricals génér. mascot costume (olympus-mascots.com Artjaazz génér. sack suit naut. dress génér. costume (English costume of the XVIII century – одежда англичан 18 века; swimming-costume; eighteenth-century costume ) ; outer man ; outer woman arch. costume argot. whistle (He bought himself a new whistle for the wedding. Interex espac. spacesuit expl. suit ciném., télév. wardrobe (Oleksandr Spirin
